Nitrocellulose filter membrane
Nitrocellulose filter membrane is a porous filter material made from nitrocellulose. It is commonly used for filtration and separation applications in various industries, such as life sciences, biotechnology, and analytical laboratories.
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Western Blot Analysis of SARS-CoV-2 Spike Protein
Protein Extraction and Western Blot Analysis
Hippocampal RNA Expression Analysis
Extraction of total RNAs from hippocampi or transfected cells was performed by a kit (TIGEN BIOTECH,Co,LTD.,cat# DP424,China). The isolated RNAs were loaded, separated and transferred onto nitrocellulose filter membrane(Beyotime,cat#FFN02, China) following by UV crosslink. All procedures were performed according to the instruction from Northern TM Max kit(ThermoFisher,cat#AM1940). Following wash,the membrane was incubated with 3'-biotinylaion probes(Stargene Co.,Ltd, Wuhan,China).
The following synthesis 3'-end biotin-probes were used:B2 Mm2 RNA probe,5'-AGCACTGACTACTCTTCTATAAGTC-3'. Mouse U6RNA probe,5'-CAGCACAAAAGGAAACTCACC-3'. The membrane was incubated with secondary streptavidin-HRP antibody(Beyotime,1:800,cat# A0303). The membranes were developed with chemiluminescence system kit(Thermo Fisher).
Quantitative Immunoblotting of Gastric Cell Signaling
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