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02-27-2008, 07:04 PM
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 1 gel, 2 probes Hi all: I recently moved into a new lab and the protocol here is to run/transfer 1 gel/membrane, probe a 1' and 2' for one protein, then rinse in TBS-T for 20 mins, then probe a different protein, such as a loading control on the same membrane. Is this right? Thoughts on if this will work? Thanks J  |
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