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This protocol details protein extraction from mouse tissues for immunoprecipitation purposes and has been applied for the performance of large-scale immunoprecipitations of target proteins from various tissues for the identification of associated proteins by mass spectroscopy. The key factors in performing a successful immunoprecipitation directly relate to the abundance of target protein in a particular tissue type and whether or not the embryonic, newborn, or adult mouse-derived tissues contain fibrous and other insoluble material. Several tissue types, including lung and liver as well as carcinomas, contain significant amounts of fibrous tissue that can interfere with an immunoprecipitation.
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