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Method Article
A method for labeling polyacrylamide gels
Arefeh Seyedarabi
Department of Structural and Molecular Biology, University College London
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Have you ever struggled with the identification of your polyacrylamide gels after running a few of them at once? Here is a new method for labeling gels which is easy, free and does not interfere with your protein samples. You will be intrigued once you learn how you can add a label to your laboratory-made gels and will have no problem identifying your gels any more.
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Labeling, polyacrylamide gels, identification
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Method Article
A method for labeling polyacrylamide gels
Arefeh Seyedarabi
Department of Structural and Molecular Biology, University College London
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Have you ever struggled with the identification of your polyacrylamide gels after running a few of them at once? Here is a new method for labeling gels which is easy, free and does not interfere with your protein samples. You will be intrigued once you learn how you can add a label to your laboratory-made gels and will have no problem identifying your gels any more.
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