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3.   At the end of the transfer, current automatically shuts off and the 

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      Protein Transfer Device signals the end of transfer with repeated beeping 

      sound. The right status light stops flashing and the lower five digits show 

      text (00:00).

4.   Press any button on the control panel to stop the beeping.

5.   Proceed to disassemble the stack and clean the device.

To obtain good transfer and detection results, disassemble the transfer stack 

right away after ending the blotting procedure.

1.   Open the closed lid by pressing the 

Open

 button.

2.   Carefully separate the transferred membrane from the transfer stack and

      proceed with further protein detection procedures. 

Note: If you are using PVDF membrane, place the membrane immediately into the

blocking solution (or water) as PVDF membrane dries quickly. If the PVDF 

membrane is dried, rewet the membrane with methanol and then rinse it with 

distilled water to wet it completely before use.

3.   Discard the gel and the used 

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 Protein Transfer Pad.

Note: Do not re-use the eBlot

TM

 Protein Transfer  Pad after blotting.  Discard after each

          use.

4.   Clean the titanium cathode plate, graphite anode plate and its surrounding 

      area with a dry cloth or paper tissue.

5.   Replace the Absorbent Filter Paper in the Waste Tray with a new one when

      it has soaked up the waste from 20 times of transfer. Pull out the Waste 

      Tray from the right side of the device to perform the replacement.

Note: After about 40 runs, take out the graphite electrode, soak in distilled water for 30 

          minutes, dry the surface with a clean paper towel, then leave air dry overnight with

          graphite side up.

At this point, the 

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 Protein Transfer  Device is ready for another run. 

If you are not using the device, turn off the Power Switch located on the back 

of the device. 

For any other repairs and service, contact Technical Support. Do not perform 

any repairs or service on the 

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 Protein Transfer Device by yourself to 

avoid any possible damages to the device.

Disassembling and 

Cleaning the

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 Device

Protocols, 

continued

Performing Blotting, 

continued 

Protocols, 

continued

Performing Blotting

2.   Press the 

Start/Stop

 button to start the transfer. The running time begins to

     count down and right Status Light keeps flashing during the whole transfer 

     program.

Perform protein blotting as described below within 15 minutes of assembling 

the transfer stack.

1.   Press the 

Min.

 and 

Sec.

 buttons to set appropriate running time based on 

      the  protein size (see table below). If an undesired running time is set by 

      mistake, press 

Reset

 button to clear the wrong time, and then press the 

      Min.

 and 

Sec.

 buttons to choose the desired running time. 

Note: Based on the initial results, the transfer time may need to be optimized to make best 

          transfer results by pressing the Time button in 5-second increment. For proteins greater 

         than 200 kDa, we recommend to start with 11 minutes.

Protein size (kDa)

< 80

80-160

> 160

Recommended

start running time (min)

7

8-9

10

11.   Press the 

Open

 button, and then push back and close the lid of 

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        Protein Transfer Device.   

Assembling the Transfer 

Stack, 

continued 

Summary of Contents for eBlot

Page 1: ...iscataway NJ 08854 Tel 732 885 9188 732 885 9688 Fax 732 210 0262 732 885 5878 Email product genscript com Version No 08152014 For fast semi dry electroblotting of proteins from mini polyacrylamide ge...

Page 2: ...ions eBlotTM Protein Transfer Device Accessory Products Introduction Quick Reference Guide Protocols Troubleshooting Examples of Results Technical Support Warranty Appendix 1 3 5 7 8 11 12 21 22 23 24...

Page 3: ...mponent eBlotTM Protein Transfer Pad Nitrocellulose membranes 20 sheets PVDF membranes 20 sheets eBlotTM Equilibration Buffer 125 ml Gel Window 66 mm 56 mm Gel Window 76 mm 64 mm Gel Window 88 mm 78 m...

Page 4: ...ely from GenScript The specifications for eBlotTM Graphite Electrode are listed below eBlotTM Protein Transfer Pads Specifications eBlotTM Anode Pad eBlotTM Cathode Pad Materials 90 mm l 80 mm w 2 5 m...

Page 5: ...both left and right status lights are on the device is working at numbering mode The Reset button is used to clear parameters The Min button is used to shift between transferring and numbering mode a...

Page 6: ...s Equilibration Buffer and Gel Window Each pack of eBlotTM Protein Transfer Pad contains an 1 eBlotTM Cathode Pad and an 1 eBlotTM Anode Pad presoaked with proprietary cathode buffer and anode buffer...

Page 7: ...etary fast semi dry blotting technique developed by GenScript To use the eBlotTM Protein Transfer System for rapid protein blotting assemble the eBlotTM Protein Transfer Pad with your pre run gel and...

Page 8: ...ng the number of uses of the graphite anode Replacement of worn graphite anode Action Connect eBlotTM Device to an electrical outlet and power switch is on Assemble transfer stack on the device and cl...

Page 9: ...e Protocols continued Protocols continued 8 Attach the power cord to the AC inlet and then to the electrical outlet Use only properly grounded AC outlets and power cords 9 When the electrophoresis of...

Page 10: ...nd cathode pad to prevent short circuit Note During assembling of the transfer stack make sure to remove all the air bubbles trapped between the transfer pads pre run gel and the membrane which may pr...

Page 11: ...o perform the replacement Note After about 40 runs take out the graphite electrode soak in distilled water for 30 minutes dry the surface with a clean paper towel then leave air dry overnight with gra...

Page 12: ...phite Electrode out of the device 3 Tear the sealing of a new Graphite Electrode package and take the new Graphite Electrode out of the package Place the new Graphite Electrode into the anode tank and...

Page 13: ...ansfer stack is assembled correctly use the eBlotTM Anode Pad first followed by the membrane the pre run gel Gel Window and eBlotTM Cathode Pad Check the transfer stack and ensure Gel Window covered c...

Page 14: ...vent or sample For any inquiry or request for repair service contact GenScript after confirming the model and serial number of your instrument For your protection items being returned must be insured...

Page 15: ...26 25 Appendix Appendix continued eBlotTM Protein Transfer System www genscript com eBlotTM Protein Transfer System www genscript com...

Page 16: ...27 Appendix continued eBlotTM Protein Transfer System www genscript com...

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