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AbVideo™ - Cell Lysate Preparation (Denatured)

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  • Publish: 2015/12/31
  • Time: 2:24

by Abnova  

Denaturation is a process in which proteins or nucleic acids lose their native structure due to external stress or compound. This AbVideo shows the protocol involves three steps for denatured lysate preparation. First, harvest the cells. Then, lyse the cells in the lysis buffer. After ultra speed centrifuge, cell lysate is prepared as ready-to-use, denatured lysate in 1x Sample Buffer.


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