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Stone. case cobalt nanoparticles), washing away unbound/non-specific phages, and eluting the bound phages using a low-pH incubation step (see Fig. 1). The eluted phages are amplified and subjected to additional ‘‘panning’’ rounds in order to obtain highly enriched binding sequences. A high number of phage-displayed peptides remained strongly bound to the cobalt nanoparticles, even after an extended acid elution step. These were identified using a PCR-driven method, which is much more rapidly performed than ‘‘regular panning’’.
A high number of phage-displayed peptides remained strongly bound to the cobalt nanoparticles, even after an extended acid elution step. These were identified using a PCR-driven method, which is much more rapidly performed than ‘‘regular panning’’. In both methods, the first steps before or after acid solution were essentially the same, after which the corresponding cobalt nanoparticles were incubated in lysis buffer for 10 min at 95 C to disrupt the phage coat; this resulted in phage DNA release.
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