Tips for Reducing Non-specific Staining in IHC
What can you do when non-specific staining in your IHC is obscuring your results and incurring your PI’s disdain?
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What can you do when non-specific staining in your IHC is obscuring your results and incurring your PI’s disdain?
Read morePolyacrylamide is a common reagent in the molecular biology lab as it is used in the formation of gels used to study proteins in techniques such as Western blotting and polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE).
Read moreNon-specific bands and high background on westerns can be a major source of frustration at the bench. The tips below are designed to help clean up background on your blots.
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Through a proprietary process, Bioss engineers antibodies using short peptide antigens for greater selectivity and ideal detection. Read about our process and the advantages over native protein antigens.
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Learn the process of double staining for immunofluorescence and the advantages and disadvantages of using different antibodies for the procedure
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Learn the differences between fluorescent and chromogenic detection techniques for analyzing immunohistochemistry (IHC) experiments
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A general outline of the electrical principles of SDS-PAGE and considerations for running Western blots using a constant current or constant voltage powerpack
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We've compiled a brief list of some of the best open-access journal articles for learning the basic theory and practice of Western Blotting
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Here are 5 key questions you must ask before making an antibody purchase
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Many scientists automatically fractionate all Western blot samples in an effort to reduce cellular debris, but this step may negatively impact your experiments
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Learn some common pitfalls and easy fixes for when your western blot bands don't appear
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