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| I tried western for IGF-1 twice, but dint find any bands. THe MW is 17. I am unsure if there is no IGF_1 in the sample or if I should try to optmize my westerns. Is it possible that if the levels can become too low of a protein that yu might not be able to see it even in a control group? Or you should see band, atleast a light one, for wahetevr protein you look for in your tissue? Thanks |
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| Dear Anoopbal, Have you tried Immunoprecipitation? That way you could pull down all the IGF-1 and then do western blot on a more concentrated sample. Also make sure you lyse in the smallest volume possible and load most of it. Before you do all that however, I would make sure you can see IGF-1 with a control using your antibody. cheers! |
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