?         Analysis of Protein by Immunoprecipitatioin (P.J. Hansen Lab)
This protocol describes two methods (protein A and G) in great details as well as the principal, application and trouble shooting of immunoprecipitation.

?         ECM  Immunoprecipitation (LTI)
Integrin receptors on cell surfaces are labeled with biotin; the receptors are then extracted from the membranes by detergent treatment and saved for immunoprecipitation.  Integrin-specific antibodies are bound to Sepharose beads coated with anti-IgG and added to the biotinylated cell extract.  Bound receptors are run on an SDS-PAGE, transferred to nitrocellulose, and detected by the addition of streptavidin-enzyme conjugate followed by substrate.

?         Immunoprecipitation with anti-Phosphotyrosine - Biotin Conjugates (Transduction Laboratories)
Provides detailed protocol on immunoprecipitation assay.

?         Immunoprecipitation with Soluble Antibodies  (Transduction Laboratories)
Provides detailed protocol on immunoprecipitation assay.

?         Immunoprecipitation with Antibody-Agarose Conjugates  (Transduction Laboratories)
Provides detailed protocol on immunoprecipitation assay.

?         Immunoprecipitation from Eukaryotic Cell Extracts (PMCI)

?         Immunoprecipitation and Immune Complex kinase assay (Sefton Lab)

?         Immunoprecipitation of metabolically labeled cells (Daniel T. O'Connor)

?         Immunoprecipitation (Hancock Lab)

?         Glycolipid Binding assay (Paller’s Lab, Contributed by Pingsunjim)
This protocol can be used for the detection of glycolipids binding to immunoprecipited protein.
   

?         Antibody precipitation with Protein A or G (Contributed by James Turmo )

?         Immunoprecipitation on Protein A- or Protein G-Coated Plates for Western Blot Analysis