As shown in Figure 2, Both Wes and traditional western blot have linear dynamic ranges for CD36, Erk1/2 and Akt. However, Wes uses much less sample relative to traditional western blot.

The western blot may appear to be just another staple lab technique. However, there are some stories surrounding its invention that are definitely worth knowing. This might be news to some: scientists ...

By contrast, stain-free total protein measurements exhibited great linearity in the same loading range and its linearity correlated with the immunodetection of a selection of low abundant protein ...

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is an irreversible inflammatory lung disease. Studies have shown that ...

One of the first techniques I learned was western blot, which I planned to use to test if a viral method could knock down a scaffolding protein in cell cultures. One day, towards the end of my ...

A western blot, sometimes called a protein immunoblot, is an antibody-based technique used to detect the presence, size and abundance of specific proteins within a sample. The technique was developed ...

but there have been continual updates and progress in the technical development of the western blot and the list of the technique’s capabilities makes it invaluable. The sensitivity of the technique ...

you might be getting some unexpected bands in your Western blot. Jensen says sometimes this happens because companies provide low-quality primary antibody. Out of the 50 companies that make ...

AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Western Blot Service CRO, a biology contract research organization based in Austin, Texas, announced today that it is consolidating its years of ...

Western blot works on the same principle. It was first reported back in the 1970s when scientists first used it to successfully classify different proteins existenin biological tissue. Since then ...