Protocols and Tips

Setting new standards for consistency and speed in the electrophoresis workflow.

Instructional video to guide you through the features, benefits, and operation of the Trans-Blot Turbo system.

See how the Trans-Blot Turbo system measures up against traditional blotting techniques.

Now you can optimize research expenditure by multiplexing only the targets you need to get the answers you’re seeking. This newly updated tool allows you to choose from within panels to build the perfect kit.

Classifying and understanding genetic variation between populations and individuals is an important aim in the field of genomics. High resolution melt (HRM) analysis is the quantitative analysis of the melt curve of a DNA fragment following amplification by PCR and can be considered the next-generation application of amplicon melting analysis. Careful sample preparation and planning of experimental and assay design are crucial for robust and reproducible results.

As a fundamental tool in protein research, it is critical that all steps of the electrophoresis workflow (from running gels to visualizing blots) are performed successfully to ensure accurate, reliable, and reproducible results. Protein standards are often used to monitor electrophoretic separation and transfer efficiency but do not always enable ladder visualization after blot development.

An overview of how the ProteOn XPR36 protein interaction array system can benefit your surface-plasmon reasonance­-based research.

A better, more accurate, easier way to count cells than a traditional hemocytometer — learn how this automated system works.

Why the T100 thermal cycler is the smart choice for your PCR.