Hi,While storing the OMVs at -80 °C, did you use any glycerol...

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Divya N
Jul 23, 2019
protocol Protocol: Isolation of Outer Membrane Vesicles from Phytopathogenic Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris
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While storing the OMVs at -80 °C, did you use any glycerol solution (%?) for preservation?
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Ofir Bahar Author Answered Oct 24, 2019

Agricultural Research Organization, Volcani Center

OMVs stored at –80˚C prior to proteomic analysis were stored as a pellet (not resuspended).
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Ofir Bahar Author Answered Jul 24, 2019

Agricultural Research Organization, Volcani Center

There is always a chance of degradation, however, we found the OMV preps very stable in these conditions. Nevertheless, we will not use OMVs stored for more than 2 weeks for experiments, although we have seen that they remain active even after 3-4 weeks in 4C.
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Divya N Answered Jul 24, 2019

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Hi,

Thanks for the quick revert to my question.

I have another concern about storing the OMVs in PBS at 4C. How many days can they stored in such condition, will there be any chance of degradation to OMV activity upon long term storage in PBS at 4C?
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Ofir Bahar Author Answered Jul 24, 2019

Agricultural Research Organization, Volcani Center

We store OMV pellets (not resuspended in any liquid) in -80C before using it for LC-MS/MS analysis to deeming the proteome of OMVs. We do not use -80C storage of OMVs if we are planning to conduct experiments with the OMV preparation.
Otherwise, for normal storage, we store OMV resuspended in PBS buffer at 4C.
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