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 Protein profile shifted Dear everybody, Recently, i face a problem where my whole protein profile was shifted to the basic side compare to the previous gel. Then, i have changed all my buffers(tank buffers, sample buffers and etc.) but unfortunately i'm still get the same profile. The protein spots are nice. Anybody has suggestions about my problems?  |
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