Modernizing the Western Blot for the 21st Century: More Than Just Automation
Traditional Western blotting can confirm whether a protein is present, but it is often treated as semi-quantitative. It can be difficult to determine how much protein is present, compare results across experiments, or distinguish a true biological difference from technical errors. The case for automation becomes stronger when paired with performance data. The post Modernizing the Western Blot for…
Traditional Western blotting can confirm whether a protein is present, but it is often treated as semi-quantitative. It can be difficult to determine how much protein is present, compare results across experiments, or distinguish a true biological difference from technical errors. The case for automation becomes stronger when paired with performance data. The post Modernizing the Western Blot for…
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