Dear all:

I would like to seek your suggestion on protein crystallization from
phase separation.
We recently observed many small round droplets shown in our
protein/DNA crystallization. Condition are 0.8M-1.6M LiSO4; 20mM
MgCl2; pH 5-8;  protein conc. ~15mg/ml). The UV microscope confirms
those are protein-rich phase separation.
We have tried to change conc. of LiSO4 and pH. Still we got different
size and amount of small round droplets. At 20 degree, those droplets
appear within one day and at 4 degree, it takes two-three days.  We
also tried additive and silver bullet screen. So far, we have not
found a condition to have protein crystals. The protein is already
truncated. Several DNA constructs are on-going.
At this point, I would like to seek your advice on the method to
optimize the condition. Based on


PS. Any people have luck with protein crystallization by streaking the
Gelationous protein to new drop as shown in
http://xray.bmc.uu.se/terese/tutorial3.html . Can you please share
your experience with us?

Thanks for your help.

Joseph Ho

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