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  • Thanks for sharing this!! This was EXTREMELY helpful to a graduate student like myself!!! I appreciate you!!

  • just wondering what is the necessity of transferring proteins to the membrane?

  • @bealebeale09 Transferring to nitrocellulose is essential because the proteins will stick to the nitrocellulose without destroying the epitope (so you can detect them with antibodies during the western). If you didn't transfer from the gel, the proteins would diffuse and leave the gel during the western. If you tried to fix the gel to prevent the proteins from diffusing, you'd ruin the epitope and no longer be able to detect the proteins with an antibody (no western blot possible).

  • Thanks. We use also the same system, so nice to see for our students how it blotting is done.

  • @biomovie Glad it helps and thanks for checking out the video! There are others that may be useful to your students on our main site- see username for url. (Sorry for such a delayed response!)

  • so good

  • Very helpful, thank you!

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  • very good video

    te doy 5 estrellas

    5/5

    gracias

  • EXCELENT

  • Thanks! Check out our other videos and resources on our website for more information. (See our username for url...)

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