Immobilon Transfer Membranes, Sandwiches, and Blotting Filter Paper
EMD Millipore offers three different Immobilon PVDF membranes, each optimized for different protein blotting applications. We also now offer blotting sandwiches that feature pre-cut sheets of membrane and blotting filter paper.Immobilon membranes provide a number of advantages compared to nitrocellulose. They won’t crack or curl, and they can be cut without fracturing. They also have low background, broad solvent compatibility…
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EMD Millipore offers three different Immobilon PVDF membranes, each optimized for different protein blotting applications. We also now offer blotting sandwiches that feature pre-cut sheets of membrane and blotting filter paper.
Immobilon membranes provide a number of advantages compared to nitrocellulose. They won’t crack or curl, and they can be cut without fracturing. They also have low background, broad solvent compatibility, and superior staining capabilities. In addition, they can be reprobed multiple times
Protein Blotting Handbook: Tips and Tricks
Read the sixth edition of the Merck Millipore Protein Blotting Handbook to keep up to date on innovations in protein detection. Receive comprehensive guidance on optimizing antibody concentrations and reducing background, along with expanded data and protocols for fluorescence detection.
Elispot Assays: State-of-the-Art Tools for Functional Analysis of Cellular Immunology
Under optimal conditions, the enzyme-linked immunosorbent spot (Elispot) assay enables visualization of multiple secretory products from a single responding cell. Thus, the Elispot provides both qualitative and quantitative information. In this application note Millipore review and highlight the unique performance characteristics, workflow attributes and cost benefits which identify the Elispot assay as an excellent platform for elucidating the complexities underlying the immune responses.
