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Ovalbumin

Cat no: O8075

Ovalbumin

Ovalbumin is a glycoprotein and the major protein of egg white. It has a molecular weight of 43,000. Ovalbumin is used for conjugation or immunological determinations and drug and pharmaceutical processing.\n\nSource:\nChicken egg white\n\nIsoelectric Point: 4.5\n\nStorage and Stability:\nStore lyophilized powder desicated at 4C. Stable 12 months.\n\nAbsorbance (A280@mg/ml): \n As Reported\n\nCertificate of Origin:\nThe raw animal product (Chicken egg white) used in the manufacturing of ovalbumin is derived from materials originating in North America and collected in USDA approved facilities and inspected to be free of disease.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Catalog Number

O8075

Size

100mg

Form

Supplied as a purified lyophilized powder. No preservatives added. Reconstitute in distilled water or a dilute buffer to required concentration.

Purity

Chromatographically purified.

References

US Biological application reference: Swearingen, K.E. et al., (2008) J. Chromatography A 1194: 249-252. \n\nAhmad, F., and Salahuddin, A.: The Denatured State of Ovalbumin, Biochem. J., 128, 49P (1972).\n\nAmbrosino, R., Barone, G., Castronuovo, G., Ceccarini, C., Cultrera, O., and Elia, V.: Protein-Ligand Interaction. A Calorimetric Study of the Interaction\nof Oliogsaccharides and Hen Ovalbumin Glycopeptides with Concanavalin A, Biochem., 26, 3971 (1987).\n\nAnsari, A., Ahmad, R., and Salahuddin, A.: The Native and Denatured States of Ovalbumin, Biochem. J., 126, 447 (1972).\n\nAnsari, A., Kidwai, S., and Salahuddin, A.: Acetylation of Amino Groups and Its Effect on the Conformation and Immunological Activity of Ovalbumin,\nJ. Biol. Chem., 250, 1625 (1975).\n\nBatra, P.: Conformational Stability of Citraconylated Ovalbumin, Intl. J. Biochem., 23, 1375 (1991).\n\nCaslavska, J., Gebauer, P., and Thormann, W.: Purification of Ovalbumin and Lysozyme from a Commercial Product by Recycling Isotachophoresis, J.\nChromatography, 585, 145 (1991).\n\nConchie, J., Hay, A., Strachan, I., and Levvy, G.: The Enzymatic Degradation of Ovalbumin and Its Glycopeptides, Biochem. J., 115, 717 (1969).\n\nCunningham, L., Ford, J., and Rainey, J.: Heterogeneity of [[beta]]-Aspartyl-Oligosaccharides Derived from Ovalbumin, Biochim. Biophys. Acta, 101,\n233 (1965).\n\nFothergill, L., and Fothergill, J.: Disulphide Bonds of Ovalbumins, Biochem. J., 110, 36P (1968).\n\nFothergill, L., and Fothergill, J.: Structural Comparison of Ovalbumin from Nine Different Species, Eur. J. Biochem., 17, 529 (1970).\n\nFothergill, L., and Fothergill, J.: Thiol and Disulphide Contents of Hen Ovalbumin. C-Terminal Sequence and Location of Disulphide Bond, Biochem. J.,\n116, 555 (1970).\n\nFranklin, J., and Leslie, J.: The Kinetics of the Reaction of N-Ethylmaleimide with Denatured [[beta]]-Lactoglobulin and Ovalbumin, Biochim. Biophys.\nActa, 160, 333 (1968).\n\nGilbert, G., and Kellett, G.: Interacting Systems of the Type A + B -> <- C Ovalbumin and Myoglobulin, J. Biol. Chem., 246, 6079 (1971).\n\nGilmore, L., and Fothergill, J.: The Thiol and Disulphide Contents of Immunologically Related Ovalbumins, Biochem. J., 103, 39P (1967).\n\nGlabe, C., Hanover, J., and Lennarz, W.: Glycosylation of Ovalbumin Nascent Chains, J. Biol. Chem., 255, 9236 (1980).\n\nGorbunoff, M.: Exposure of Tyrosine Residues in Protein. III. The Reaction of Cyanuric Fluoride in N-Acetylimidazol with Ovalbumin, Chymotrypsin and\nTrypsinogen, Biochem., 8, 2591 (1969).\n\nGoux, W., and Venkatasubramanian, P.: Metal Ion Binding Properties of Hen Ovalbumin and S-Ovalbumin: Characterization of the Metal Ion Binding Site\nby 31P NMR and Water Proton Relaxation Rate Enhancements, Biochem., 25, 84 (1986).\n\nHolt, J., and Greeth, J.: Studies of the Denaturation and Partial Renaturation of Ovalbumin, Biochem. J., 129, 665 (1972).\n\nHowlett, G., and Nichol, L.: A Sedimentation Equilibrium Study of the Interaction between Ovalbumin and Lysozyme, J. Biol. Chem., 248, 619 (1973).\n\nHuang, C., and Montgomery, R.: Enzymatic Degradation of the Components of Asparaginyl-Carbohydrate from Chicken Ovalbumin, Biochem. Biophys.\nRes. Comm., 37, 94 (1969).\n\nKato, Y., Iwase, H., and Hota, K.: Characterization of a Highly Glycosylated Biosynthetic Intermediate of Ovalbumin, Arch. Biochem. Biophys., 244, 408\n(1986).\n\nKato, Y., Iwase, H., and Hotta, K.: Comparative Study of Chicken Ovalbumin Subfractions Having Different Carbohydrate Chain from Each Other by High\nPerformance Anion Exchange Chromatography, Comp. Biochem. Physiol., Pt. B., 90, 37 (1988).\n\nKatz, S., and Miller, J.: Structure-Volume Relationships for Proteins, Comparative Dilatometric Study of Acid-Base Reactions of Lysozyme and\nOvalbumin in Water and Denaturing Media, Biochem., 10, 3569 (1971).\n\nKitabatake, N., Indo, K., and Doi, E.: Limited Proteolysis of Ovalbumin by Pepsin, J. Agr. Food Chem., 36, 417 (1988).\n\nKitabatake, N., Indo, K., and Doi, E.: Changes in Interfacial Properties of Hen Egg Ovalbumin Caused by Freeze-Drying and Spray-Drying, J. Agr. Food\nChem., 37, 905 (1989).\n\nKoseki, T., Kitabatake, N., and Doi, E.: Freezing Denaturation of Ovalbumin at Acid pH, J. Biochem. Japan, 107, 389 (1990).\n\nLevison, P., Badger, S., Toome, D., Koscielny, M., Lane, L., and Butts, E.: Economic Considerations Important in the Scale-Up of an Ovalbumin Separation\nfrom Hen Egg-White on the Anion-Exchange Cellulose DE92, J. Chromatography, 590, 49 (1992).\n\nLinderstrom -Lang, K., and Otteseen, M.: A New Protein from Ovalbumin, Nature, 159, 807 (1947).\n\nLiss, M., and Edelstein, L.: Evidence for the Enzymatic Methylation of Crystalline Ovalbumin Preparations, Biochem. Biophys. Res. Comm., 26, 497\n(1967).\n\nMakino, M., and Yamashina, I.: Periodate Oxidation of Glycopeptides from Ovalbumin, J. Biochem. Japan, 60, 262 (1966).\n\nMarcinkiewica, J. Chain, B., Olszowska, E., Olszowski, S., and Zgliczynski, J.: Enhancement of Immunogenic Properties of Ovalbumin as a Result of Its\nChlorination, Intl. J. Biochem., 23, 1393 (1991).\n\nMatsudomi, N., Ishimura, Y., and Kato, A.: Improvement of Gelling Properties of Ovalbumin by Heating in Dry State, Agr. Biol. Chem., Tokyo, 55, 879\n(1991).\n\nMilstein, C.: An Application of Diagonal Electrophoresis to the Selective Purification of Serine Phosphate Peptides. Serine Phosphate Peptides from\nOvalbumin, Biochem. J., 110, 127 (1968).\n\nMine, Y., Noutomi, T., and Haga, N.: Emulsifying and Structural Properties of Ovalbumin, J. Agr. Food Chem., 39, 443 (1991).\n\nMontgomery, R., Lee, Y., and Wu, Y.: Glycopeptides from Ovalbumin. Preparation, Properties, and Partial Hydrolysis of the Asparaginyl Carbohydrate,\nBiochem., 4, 566 (1965).\n\nNakai, S., and Kason, C.: A Fluorescence Study of the Interactions Between [[kappa]] and [[alpha]] s1-Casein and Between Lysozyme and Ovalbumin,\nBiochim. Biophys. Acta, 351, 21 (1974).\n\nNarita, K., and Ishii, J.: N-Terminal Sequence in Ovalbumin, J. Biochem. Japan, 52, 367 (1962).\n\nNichol, L., Owen, E., and Winzor, D.: A Macromolecular Shape Function Based on Sedimentation Velocity Parameters, Arch. Biochem. Biophys., 236, 338\n(1985).\n\nNiu, C., and Fraenkel-Conrat, H.: Determination of C-Terminal Amino Acids and Peptides by Hydrazinalysis, J. Am. Chem. Soc., 77, 5882 (1955).\n\nOttesen, M., and Wallevik, K.: Use of the pH-Stat for Measuring the Denaturation of Ovalbumin in Acid Solutions, Biochim. Biophys. Acta, 160, 262\n(1968).\n\nPerlmann, G.: Enzymatic Dephosphorylaton of Ovalbumin and Plakalbumin, J. Gen. Physiol, 35, 711 (1952).\n\nSchweers, L., Frank, D., Weigel, N., and Sanders, M.: The Steroid-Dependent Regulatory Element in the Ovalbumin Gene Does Not Function as a Typical\nSteroid Response Element, J. Biol. Chem., 265, 7590 (1990).\n\nStein, P., Leslie, A., Finch, J., Turnell, W., Mclaughlin, P., and Carrell, R.: Crystal Structure of Ovalbumin as a Model for the Reactive Centre of Serpins,\nNature, 347, 99 (1990).\n\nStein, P., Leslie, A., Finch, J., and Carrell, R.: Crystal Structure of Uncleaved Ovalbumin at 1.95

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Egg white

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