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Good transfer of protein standard bands onto the nitrocellulose membrane. 

Protein Standards were separated on a 4-20% GenScript Express

TM

 Plus 

PAGE Gel (Bis-Tris). After electrophoresis, the gel was blotted using the 

e

Blot

TM

 protein transfer system for 11 min as described in this manual. 

Lane 1 and 2, Invitrogen Pre-Stain protein marker (5 

μ

L, MW: 4-250 kDa), 

Lane 3 and 4, Bio-rad Pre-Stain protein marker (10 

μ

L, MW: 10-250 kDa), 

and Lane 5-9, NEB All Blue Pre-Stain protein marker (0.3, 0.6, 1.3, 2.5, and 

μ

L, MW: 10-230 kDa).

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Examples of Results

Troubleshooting

Problem

The right Status Light doesn’t 

flash during blotting process.

The  left and right Status

Lights flash simultaneously.

Inefficient transfer

Empty spots on the membrane

Cause

Incomplete electric circuit due 

to improper assembly of the 

transfer pads.

Excessive current is flowing

through the Device.

1.   Salt built-up on plate electrodes

2.   Membrane insufficiently 

      equilibrated in 

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Blot

TM

 Equilibration

      buffer

3.   Incorrect transfer conditions or

      insufficient transfer time

4.   PVDF membrane was not prewet

      with methanol

5.   Confusion of the 

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 Anode

      Pad and Cathode Pad

Air bubbles trapped between gel 

and membrane prevent the

transfer of proteins.

Solution

Ensure the transfer stack is 

assembled correctly: use the 

e

Blot

TM

 Anode Pad first followed 

by the membrane,  the pre-run gel, 

Gel Window and 

e

Blot

TM

 Cathode 

Pad.

Check the transfer stack and 

ensure Gel Window covered 

correctly on the gel.

1.   Clean the titanium cathode  

      plate, graphite anode plate 

      with a wet cloth or paper 

      tissue followed by a dry one 

      to remove any insoluble

      salts.

2.   Equilibrate membrane in 

      

e

Blot

TM

 Equilibration 

      buffer before transfer.

3.   Use a gel of lower 

      concentration to separate 

      high molecular weight proteins. 

      Increase the transfer time in 

      5-second increments.

4.   Pre-wet PVDF membrane 

      with methonal before 

      transfer.

5.   Ensure the transfer stack is    

      assembled correctly:     

      Bottom-e

Blot

TM

 Anode Pad 

      (yellow), Top-

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 Cathode 

      Pad (white).

When assembling transfer stack, 

use the small shovel supplied with 

the device to remove any air 

bubbles between the gel and the 

membrane.

An Express™ PAGE Gels 8-16%  (GenScript MG816W12) was blotted using 

the 

e

Blot

TM

. 10.0, 5.0, 2.5, 1.25 0.62, 0.31 and 0.16 

μ

g of HeLa cell lysate 

were loaded respectively. Proteins on the Nitrocellulose membrane were 

detected using THE

TM

 alpha Tubulin Antibody (GenScript, A01410), THE

TM

 

beta Actin Antibody (GenScript, A00702) and GAPDH Antibody (GenScript, 

A01632). The secondary antibody was  Anti-MOUSE IgG (H & L) (GOAT)

Antibody Peroxidase Conjugated (Rockland, 610-1302). The signal was 

developed with LumiSensor

TM

 HRP Substrate Kit (GenScript, L00221V500)

Westen blot result after 

using the eBlot

TM

 for 

protein transfer

Result Using Nitrocellulose

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

kDa)

kDa)

kDa)

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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