Mini protean gel electrophoresis system
The Mini-PROTEAN gel electrophoresis system is a compact and versatile laboratory equipment used for the separation and analysis of proteins and nucleic acids. It allows for the efficient separation of molecules based on their size and charge through the application of an electric field. The system includes a casting stand, a running module, and a power supply, providing a complete solution for electrophoresis experiments.
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Isolation and Silver Staining of Pre-40S Ribosomal Complexes
Semiquantitative Western Blot Analysis
Separating Proteins via SDS-PAGE
9 (link) for gel electrophoresis. The samples were mixed with equal volume of gel loading buffer and heated at 95°C in dry heating bath for 2 mins. The electrophoresis process was run with 90 V for first 10 mins and then run at 150 V with Biorad mini protean gel electrophoresis system. After complete run the gel was stained with Coomassie Brilliant Blue. We have used protein marker (10kD to 250 kD) from GCC biotech (Pre-stained protein marker GCR-P4B) for determination of molecular weight. We imaged the gels in Biorad gel documentation system. Acrylamide, bis Acrylamide, Tris and TEMED (T9281) are from Sigma Aldrich. Coomassie Brilliant Blue R250 (93473) and Ammonium per sulphate (28575) was from SRL (Sisco Research Laboratories).
SDS-PAGE Analysis of Plasma Membrane
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