Silver stains for protein in gels--a modified procedure
AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Department of Health and Human Services
InventorJames H. Morrissey
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Abstract
In a silver stain method for protein in gels utilizing treatment with a reducing agent followed by treatment with a silver salt and actuating irradiation, the improvement comprising the use of a reducing agent consisting essentially of dithiothreitol in an amount effective to stain the protein but keep background staining to a minimum.
Claims8
In a silver stain method for protein in gels utilizing treatment with a reducing agent followed by treatment with a silver salt and actuating irradiation, the improvement comprising
- the use of a reducing agent consisting essentially of dithiothreitol in an amount effective to stain the protein but keep background staining to a minimum.
In a silver stain method for protein in gels utilizing treatment with a reducing agent followed by treatment with a silver salt, the improvement comprising
- the use of a reducing agent consisting essentially of dithiothreitol in an amount effective to stain the protein but keep background staining to a minimum.
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