There are three ways by which macromolecules can be transferred from SDS-PAGE or native gels to the appropriate nitrocellulose, PVDF or nylon membrane...
How to visualize proteins after electrophoresis In-gel visualization of proteins separated by SDS-PAGE or by 2-D gel electrophoresis is achieved by st...
An Introduction to Electrophoresis Electrophoresis is a simple, sensitive laboratory technique essential for the separation and isolation of proteins...
What is a Tissue Homogenizer? As a standard piece of laboratory equipment, a tissue homogenizer is a handheld, lightweight device that is essential f...
What is a Shaking Incubator? A shaking incubator is a temperature-controlled biochemical instrument that simultaneously incubates, agitates, and shake...
An Introduction to RCF So, what is RCF? RCF, otherwise known as the relative centrifugal force or g-force, is the amount of acceleration or force exe...
Micropipetting Tips and Tricks What is a Displacement Pipette? As a common laboratory tool, an air displacement pipette measures the volume of liqui...
What is Cell Disruption? Cell disruption is a collection of techniques that releases biological molecules or other materials of interest from inside t...
What is a Gel Tray? A gel tray is a simple and economical device used for a variety of agarose electrophoresis applications. It is supplied with a hor...
What is Cell Freezing?Cryopreservation, or cell freezing, is a crucial step of animal cell culture and long-term maintenance, which is different from ...
