Western blotting

  • Achieve clear Western blot results with the right membrane

    Choosing the right transfer membrane for your detection method and application makes all the difference

  • A new approach to charge variant analysis

    Measuring charge variants to ensure a consistent production process for biologics

  • Advantages of Quantitative Western Blotting

  • Comparison of transfer methods in Western blotting

  • Choosing a molecular imaging solution part 1

    Types of advanced molecular imaging and detection systems using laser and CCD cameras – Part I

  • Choosing a molecular imaging solution part 2

    Types of advanced molecular imaging and detection systems using laser and CCD cameras – Part II

  • Enhanced host cell protein analysis in biologics manufacturing

  • Fluorescence vs. Chemiluminescence

  • How to optimize Pharmalyte™ batch-to-batch for pI reproducibility

    cIEF offers a way to obtain a high resolution of protein charge variants with similar pI values, which has been used for quality control of mAb for many years.

  • Imaging Low-Abundance Proteins

  • Pharmalyte for cIEF of mAb charge variants

    Using Pharmalyte in capillary isoelectric focusing (cIEF) for charge variant analysis of monoclonal antibodies. Pharmalyte is an exceptional ampholyte option for cIEF of proteins.

  • Principle of protein electrotransfer

  • Protein Immunoblotting Overview

  • Protein transfer in Western blotting

  • Quantitation of proteins part 1

  • Quantitation of proteins part 2

  • Stripping membranes for reprobing

  • The History of Advanced Medical and Molecular Imaging Systems

    Explore some of the most outstanding imaging advances in genomics, proteomics, protein research, and drug discovery during the 20th century.

  • Total Protein Staining

  • Western blot imaging solutions