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Everest Biotech/TurboNuclease 50,000 Units/1400010050/50,000 Units

ProteinType:
Endonuclease

Source:
E.coli

UnitDefinition:
OneunitofTurboNucleaseconverts1.0OD260ofsalmonspermDNAintoacid-solublenucleotidesin30minutesat37oCinareactionbufferof50mMTris-HCl,pH8.0and1mMMgCl2.Thiscorrespondstocompletedigestionof50µgofsalmonspermDNAintooligonucleotides.TurboNucleasehassimilarspecificactivityasBenzonase

Storage:
StoreTurboNucleaseat-20oC.

EndotoxinLevel:
<0.1EU/1,000unitsofTurboNucleaseasdeterminedbytheEndo-SafeLALAssay.

Formulation:

250units/µlin50mMTris-HCl,pH8.0,50mMNaCl,5mMMgCl2and50%Glycerol

TurboNucleaseActivityandPurity:

50µgofsalmonspermDNAwasincubatedwiththeindicatedunitsofTurboNucleaseandanotherbrandofnucleaseat37oCfor30minutesinabufferof50mMTris-HCl,pH8.0and1mMMgCl2.DNAdigestionwasmonitoredbyagarosegel.
TurboNucleaseispurifiedthroughaproprietaryprocessthatachievespurityof>99%.TurboNucleasehasnodetectableproteaseactivity.
TurboNucleasecanbeusedto
reduceviscosityofcelllysateandreducebackpressureofcolumnloADIng
removenucleicacidcontaminationfromsamplepreparations,reducenucleicacidcontaminationofNicolumnpurification
reducesmearinginSDS-PAGEwhenusedwith10%SDSorGelLoadingDyetomakewholecelllysate
reduceorpreventclumpingofconcentratedcellsandthawedcells
replacescrudeDNaseIinmanyapplications
Toreduceviscosityofcelllysate,10-500unitsofTurboNucleasecanbeusedforeachgramofcellpaste.Generally,addingTurboNucleasetocelllysateat25U/mlissufficienttoreducelysateviscosity.
Theefficiencyofviscosityreductionmayvarywithbuffers,celltypes,andcelllysismethodsused.Duetoitshighspecificactivity,thetotalamountTurboNucleaseaddedislessthan0.1ug/mloflysateandwillnotcomplicateanydownstreamprocess.

LareScaleCellLysis
  1. MakefreshcoldLysisBuffer
    LysisBuffershouldbeabufferinwhichthetargetproteinissoluble.
    TheLysisBuffershouldbecompatIBLewithdownstreampurificationprocesses,e.g.minimalamountofEDTAorDTTifNicolumnwillbeused.
HereisanexampleofLysisBuffer
25mMTris-HCl,pH8.0
500mMNaCl
14mMbeta-mercaptoethanol
Detergentcanbeincludedforlesssolubleproteinsorwhenproteinsolubilityisunknown.1%TritonX-100hasnoeffectonTurboNucleaseactivity.
TurboNucleasehasthesameactivityin150mMNaClor500mMNaCland400mMimidazole.
  1. ResUSPendthawedcellpasteinLysisBuffer
    Use2-10mlLysisBufferforeachgramofcellpaste.TurboNucleasecanreducetheamountofLysisBufferused.
    Weroutinelyuse2mloflysisbufferforeachgramofcellpellets.
  2. AddTurboNucleaseto25unit/ml
    Proteaseinhibitorscanbeaddedatthesametime.
    IfthelysisbuffercontainsEDTAorEGTA,add10-foldmoreTurboNuclease.
  3. Lyzecellsbymechanicalorchemicalmethodsoniceoratroomtemperature
    TurboNucleasealsoreducestheviscosityoflysatelyzedbymicrofluidizer.
  4. Clearlysatebycentrifugationforcolumnloading
    Thereducedviscositymakesitpossibletoclearthelysateatlowerspeed.35,000g(~16,000rpm)for1hourissufficient.
    Lysatecanbeloadedto"Crude"columnswithoutclearance.
ParallelLysisofMultipleInsectCellSamples
  1. Freezecellspelletsof5-10mlcultureondryicebriefly
    Freezeandthawfacilitateslysis.
  2. Thawthefrozenpelletsandcompletelyresuspendin~1mlLysisBufferwithTurboNuclease
  3. Transferthecellsuspensiontoamicrotubeandsitthetubesonafloaterrack
  4. LyzecellsusinganUltrasonicCleanerwithicewaterbathfor10min
    UltrasonicCleaner(manychemistsuseit)ismuchcheaperthanprobesonicator.ItcostsafewhundredsUSdollarsforanewmodelandlessthan$100forausedoneorajewelrycleanerfromaconsumergoodsstore.UltrasonicCleanerismuchbetterandcheaperthanthosefancymulti-probesonicatorswiththefollowingadvantages.
Thereisnocross-contaminationsinceeachsampleisenclosedinamicrotube.
Thesamplesarealwayscoldaslongasiceisaddedinthewater-bath.
Thereisnolimitonthenumberofsamplesprocessedinparallel.AsmallUltrasonicCleanercaneasilyhold48samples
Thelysatecanbeusedforanalysesofproteinexpressionofwholecelllysate,solublelysate,oraffinitypull-down.
EtonBioLysisBuffer
25mMTris-HCl,pH8.0
500mMNaCl
20mMImidazole,pH8.0
14mMbeta-mercaptoethanol
0.5%TritonX-100
25units/mlTurboNuclease
MaterialSafetyDataSheet
Date:Oct26,2015
1.PRODUCTANDCOMPANYIDENTIFICATION
1.1Productidentifier
Productname:TurboNuclease
CatalogNo:1400010050,1400010100,1400010250
1.2Relevantidentifiedusesofthesubstanceormixtureandusesadvisedagainst
Forresearchuseonly.
1.3Detailsofthesupplierofthesafetydatasheet
Company:EtonBioscienceInc
TollFree:1-800-758-1630
Tel:1-800-758-1630
Fax:1-800-507-2912
1.4Emergencytelephonenumber
1-800-758-1630
2.HAZARDSIDENTIFICATION
2.1Classificationofthesubstanceormixture
Notahazardoussubstanceormixture
2.2GHSLabelelements,includingprecautionarystatements
Notahazardoussubstanceormixture
2.3Otherhazards
None
3.COMPOSITION/INFORMATIONONINGREDIENTS
3.1Substances
Synonyms:RecombinantSerratiamarcescensextracellularendonuclease
CAS-No
EC-No.
Index-No
Classification
Concentration
Water
7732-18-5
231-791-2
-
-
>=45%
Glycerol
56-81-5
200-289-5
-
-
50%
Tris(hydroxymethyl)aminomethanefreebase
77-86-1
201-064-4
-
Xi,R36/37/38
0.6%
Enzyme
-
-
-
-
<=0.025%
Magnesiumchloridehexahydrate
7791-18-6
232-094-6
-
-
0.1%
Sodiumchloride
7647-14-5
231-598-3
-
-
0.3%
ForthefulltextoftheR-phrasesmentionedinthisSection,seeSection16.
4.FIRSTAIDMEASURES
4.1Descriptionoffirstaidmeasures
Eyecontact
Checkforandremovecontactlensesandflushwithcopiousamountsofwater;assureadequateflushingbyseparatingtheeyelidswithfingers;callaphysician
SkinContact
Flushwithcopiousamountsofwater;removecontaminatedclothingandshoes;callaphysician
Inhalation
Removetofreshair.Ifnotbreathinggiveartificialrespiration
Ingestion
Ifswallowed,nevergiveanythingbymouthtoanunconsciousperson.Rinsemouthwithwater.
4.2Mostimportantsymptomsandeffects,bothacuteanddelayed
Noinformationavailable
4.3Indicationofanyimmediatemedicalattentionandspecialtreatmentneeded.
Noinformationavailable
5.FIREFIGHTINGMEASURES
5.1Extinguishingmedia
Suitableextinguishingmedia
Waterspray,alcohol-resistantfoam,drychemicalorcarbondioxide
5.2Specialhazardsarisingfromthesubstanceormixture
Noinformationavailable
5.3Adviceforfirefighters
Wearself-containedbreathingapparatusandprotectiveclothingtopreventcontactwithskinandeyes.
6.ACCIDENTALRELEASEMEASURES
6.1Personalprecautions,protectiveequipmentandemergencyprocedures
Usefullpersonalprotectiveequipment.Evacuatepersonneltosafeareas.Avoidbreathingvapors,mistorgas.
6.2Environmentalprecautions
Preventfurtherleakageorspillage.Preventproductfromenteringdrain.
6.3Methodsandmaterialforcontainmentandcleaningup
Keepinsuitable,closedcontainersfordisposal
7.HANDLINGANDSTORAGE
7.1Precautionsforsafehandling
Avoidskin/eyecontact.Useprotectiveequipmentasneeded.Washcontaminatedclothingbeforereuse.
7.2Conditionsforsafestorage,includinganyincompatibilities
Keepcontainertightlyclosed.Storeat-80?C.
7.3Specificenduse(s)
Nodataavailable.
8.EXPOSURECONTROLS/PERSONALINFORMATION
8.1ControlParameters
Thisproductcontainsnohazardousmaterialswithoccupationalexposurelimits.
8.2Exposurecontrols
Engineeringcontrols
Provideshowerandeyewashstation
Personalprotectiveequipment
EyeProtection
Wearsafetygoggles
SkinProtection
Wearprotectiveclothing
HandProtection
Wearprotectivegloves
Respiratoryprotection
WearNIOSH/MSHAapprovedrespirators
9.PHYSICALANDCHEMICALPROPERTIES
9.1Informationonbasicphysicalandchemicalproperties
Appearance
Clear,colorlessliquid
pH
8.0
Meltingpoint
Nodataavailable
Flashpoint
Nodataavailable
Boilingpoint
Nodataavailable
Ignitiontemperature
Nodataavailable
Lowerexplosionlimit
Nodataavailable
Upperexplosionlimit
Nodataavailable
Watersolubility
Soluble
9.2Othersafetyinformation
Nodataavailable.
10.STABILITYANDREACTIVITY
10.1Reactivity
Nodataavailable
10.2Chemicalstability
Stableunderrecommendedstorageconditions.
10.3Possibilityofhazardousreactions
Nodataavailable.
10.4Conditionstoavoid
Nodataavailable
10.5Incompatiblematerials
Strongoxidizingagents
10.6Hazardousdecompositionproducts
Hazardousdecompositionproductsformedunderfireconditions:carbonoxides
11.TOXICOLOGICALINFORMATION
11.1Informationontoxicologicaleffects
Acutetoxicity
Nodataavailable
Irritationandcorrosion
Nodataavailable

Sensitisation
Prolongedorrepeatedexposuremaycauseallergicreactionsincertainsensitiveindividuals
Chronicexposure
IARC:Nocomponentofthisproductpresentatlevelsgreaterthanorequalto0.1%isidentifiedasprobable,possibleorconfirmedhumancarcinogenbyIARC.
SignsandSymptomsoExposure
Prolongedorrepeatedexposurecancause:Nausea,Headache,Vomiting
PotentialHealthEffects
Inhalation
Maybeharmfulifinhaled.Maycauserespiratorytractirritation
Skin
Maybeharmfulifabsorbedthroughskin.Maycauseskinirritation
Eyes
Maycauseeyeirritation
Ingestion
Maybeharmfulifswallowed.
Targetorgans
Kidney
12.ECOLOGICALINFORMATION
12.1Toxicity
Avoidreleaseintoenvironment
12.2Persistenceanddegradability
Nodataavailable
12.3.Bioaccumulativepotential
Nodataavailable
12.4Mobilityinsoil
Nodataavailable
12.5ResultsofPBTandvPvBassessment
Nodataavailable
12.6Otheradverseeffects
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