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Dictionary » A » A Band A BandThe dark band of the muscle sarcomere that corresponds to the thick myosin (protein) filaments.The A band is situated on either side of the H zone of a muscle sarcomere, that is the area where contraction and relaxation of the muscle occurs, where sarcomeres overlap during muscle movements. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Device for ratiometric fluorescence measurementIf you don't mind losing the flexibility of scanning the spectrum or rapidly changing ex/em bands, you would build a 2-band fluorescence colorimeter. You'd need two emission filters and one or two excitation filters, arranged around your cuvette so that the excitation ...
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Re: Those affecting size on SDS-PAGE would be mostly glycosylation or proteolysis, depending on the size of your band. Or the mobility of your protein is affected for some reason. Could you measure size of your protein on MALDI MS? sorry, but I do not know what MALSI MS is.
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Re: Two-color in situ help... signal is already present. If it is, you will probably need to use a blue-emitting and red-emitting fluor and cube sets that exclude the green band.
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Western BlotThose affecting size on SDS-PAGE would be mostly glycosylation or proteolysis, depending on the size of your band. Or the mobility of your protein is affected for some reason. Could you measure size of your protein on MALDI MS?
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Western BlotHi BIologists, I have a question, how can we know about the size of protein in the western blot? I know the full lenght, but after WB, I am seeing band with a different size! Thanks for your help.
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