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  1. What is protein electrophoresis?
    Protein electrophoresis consists in separating the various components of proteins from plasma under the influence of an electric field in order to identify each of them.

    Protein electrophoresis is needed to study immune deficiency or the amount of immunoglobulins.

    #protein #electrophoresis #Proteinelectrophoresis #Immunoglobulin

  2. Total long shot but a friend asked me yesterday and I have no clue- anyone know anyone or any company that does electrophoresis simulations?

    #electrophoresis

  3. Forschende färben Protein-Gele häufig in methanolhaltigen Lösungen. Dabei kann man statt des giftigen Methanols auch Zitronensäure aus dem Supermarkt verwenden … — Andrea Pitzschke erklärt das Protokoll: laborjournal.de/editorials/300
    #ProteinAnalysis #ResearchTools #Electrophoresis

  4. An advantage of oversized gel wells is that you can add more sample to them. A disadvantage is that, if you forgot to fill the gel tank with buffer, most of the samples can be carried away by wavelets of liquid, as witnessed with horror 5 minutes ago...
    :-(

    #electrophoresis #wetlab #everydaylife #dna

  5. CW: wikipedia

    why #wikipedia sucks sometimes
    #electrophoresis is a technique that is very common among scientists, esp biologists and chemists

    In the intro we have "Electrophoresis is the motion of dispersed particles relative to a fluid under the influence of a spatially uniform electric field."

    I am pretty sure this is wrong, and noted that in the talk page several years ago and this very poorly written incorrect sentence is still the 1s sentence in teh article

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Ele

  6. Does #ScienceMastodon have a #NoStupidQuestions type hashtag yet? Where can I ask my seemingly obvious, borderline embarassing questions?
    Like why can't I reuse running/transfer buffer in #WesternBlot or #Electrophoresis for #PCR gels?
    Why can't I just reuse agarose gels for PCR after imaging them by putting them back in electrophoresis and letting all the #DNA run off?

    If you're my PI and you me asking this, no you didn't.

  7. I’m happy to see something I’ve been working on for the past four years in the news.

    involves measuring how fast molecules are pulled through a polymer gel by an electric field. We detect the molecules by measuring the wavelength of light they emit when excited by a laser.

    wkow.com/video/promega-develop

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