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Find information on how to strip western blot membranes here.
Membrane stripping is the removal of antibodies (including primary and secondary) from a western blot membrane, to allow the incubation of new primary and secondary antibodies for the assay of a new protein by western blotting.
Agarose gel electrophoresis is mainly used in analysis or separation of DNA and RNA molecules (although proteins can also be separated on agarose gels), however separation also allows the purification of specific sizes of DNAs after restriction enzyme digestion. This is usually used in cloning to obtain cut plasmids, in which agarose gel electrophoresis separates cut vectors from uncut ones.
Thus stripping allows:
Stripping requires special buffers and incubation in an oven.
Buffers Used:
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