If you are new to Western blotting — or trying a new protocol for the first time — you’ll need to optimize the electrophoresis conditions.
Western blotting is a nearly ubiquitous procedure among biological research labs worldwide. From its initial introduction in the late 1970s to today, it has made and continues to make countless contributions to the advancement of science andfalse
Your literature review is almost done, your cell or animal model is established, and your research question is solidified. Now all that’s left is designing your experiment — and ordering your supplies.
Selecting the proper antibody for your researchfalse
“Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less.”
At a time when the very idea of women in science drew scorn and condemnation, Marie Skłodowska Curie never lost her desirefalse
Sample prep is common (and often overlooked) source of error when it comes to troubleshooting Western blots. One step in particular — fractionation — is suggested to reduce the “cellular debris,” but may in reality be harming your sample.
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We've all been there: You're at the end of your experiment and your Western blot protocol — the one that worked 24 hours earlier — is suddenly giving you fits. Try as you might, you just can't replicate your results and get that publicationfalse