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In order to remove the GST tag, 0.01 units of thrombin were added per microgram of loaded complex to the column overnight, after which the GST-free complex was eluted.
The polymeric form of SV40 DNA is highly infectious for CV-1P monolayers (6.5 X 10(4) PFU per microgram of SV40 DNA), yielding virtually exclusively normal, covalently closed circular, monomer-length DNA.
Basic FGF levels (picograms per microgram of protein) were determined using ELISA kits.
The results are expressed as relative fluorescence unit per microgram of protein (RFU/μg protein).
The mean (+/-SD) value for thymus-dependent T-cell antigen-receptor episomes peaked (at 7311+/-8652 per microgram of peripheral-blood mononuclear-cell DNA) 1 to 2 years after transplantation and declined to low levels (less than 100 episomes per microgram of DNA) within 14 years, as compared with a gradual decline from birth to the age of about 80 years in normal subjects.
The mean specific activity was 8.14 ± 3.8 MBq per microgram of protein, and the mean radiopurity was 98% ± 0.83% by instant thin-layer chromatography.
Whereas the Ppi I-linearized plasmid (inserted randomly into the host DNA) produced 347 transformed colonies per microgram of DNA, the transformation efficiency of the Sac I-linearized plasmid (inserted by homologous recombination) was only 1.4 transformed colonies per microgram of DNA.
Absorbance was read at 595 nm to determine glycogen concentration of samples relative to an oyster glycogen standard curve (Sigma Aldrich, Canada) and normalized to protein content (microgram of glycogen per microgram of protein).
The amount of SOIG mRNA was expressed as copies per microgram of total RNA.
Values were standardized to the amount of protein, and photons of light counted were expressed as RLU per microgram of protein.
This rhMIF contained <10 pg of endotoxin per microgram of recombinant protein, as determined by the chromogenic Limulus amebocyte assay (Chromogenix, Sweden).
