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COMMENTARY & VIEW COMMENTARY & VIEW Prion 5:3, 179-187; July/August/September 2011; 2011 Lands Bioscience RNA-binding proteins with prion-like domains in ALS and FOLD Aaron D. Gitler1,* and James

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1. First, obtain the necessary reagents and materials for the experiment.
2. Next, prepare the rna-binding proteins by isolating them from the desired source using established protocols.
3. Then, confirm the successful isolation of the rna-binding proteins by performing gel electrophoresis or other appropriate protein analysis techniques.
4. Once the rna-binding proteins are confirmed, prepare the prion that will be used for binding. This can be done by culturing cells or obtaining purified prion protein from a commercial source.
5. Mix the rna-binding proteins with the prion in a suitable buffer or media and incubate them together for a specific period of time.
6. During the incubation, optimize the conditions such as temperature, pH, and concentration to enhance the binding efficiency between the rna-binding proteins and prion.
7. After incubation, carefully separate the bound rna-binding proteins from any unbound ones. This can be done by methods such as centrifugation, chromatography, or immunoprecipitation.
8. Finally, confirm the binding between the rna-binding proteins and prion by performing additional analyses such as Western blotting, co-immunoprecipitation, or fluorescent labeling.

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1. Researchers studying prion diseases may need rna-binding proteins with prion to investigate the role of these proteins in prion formation, replication, or pathology.
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