#western blot

[nemo-duspy-writes]

A small funny tidbit from the realm of Biology/Chemistry:

In 1975, the scientist Edwin Southern developed a method to separate DNA fragments in a gel, then transfer it to a membrane, which makes it possible to label it according to their sequence. The method was named 'Southern blot' to honour its creator.

Later, similar methods were made for RNA and Protein. And these were aptly named 'Northern blot' and 'Western blot'

And I find that beautiful.

[dr-med]

I’m so tired. Three weeks to go - then no full time research, only in free time from diagnostics or own life support

[acelizystudying]

10 jan 2024: 1st full day at the lab!!🧪🧺👩🏼‍🔬🧠

[magnificentbouquetperfection]

Gen Storeis part of the Gentaur Genprice group and supplies Quantichrome Assays, Reagents for antibody and Elisa research.

[praxilabsvirtualsimulations]

The Concept, Processes, and Applications of Western Blotting

Western blot is an indispensable technique in modern biomedical research laboratories, as well as in laboratories doing research in other areas. It is an analytical technique used mainly in molecular biology and immunogenetics where antibodies are used to detect their antigen specifically.

Learn more about  Western blotting, its principle of work, processes, advantages, applications, and more.

https://blog.praxilabs.com/2020/05/29/western-blot-concept/

[weakfleshwillingsoul]

[bluespiritshonour]

°•° dreams: at western air temple °•°

[calnexin]

doodling at work :3

[acelizystudying]

📖🦾👩🏼‍🔬✨

[mamawasatesttube]

it's not enough to put him in the centrifuge. i need to put him in the sonicator

[roy-kents]

had to go to a lab and a lecture today and just ??? not bucktommy post for five whole hours??? i’m literally the bravest girl ever