liquid or semidry western blotting?

[Richard P. Grant]

In article <39D99FCF.174C4532 at immv.unizh.ch>, 
rogerrabbit at rzu-mailhost.unizh.ch wrote:

> Instead of a semidry, why
> don't you buy a small Mini-Blotting wet system (I'm happy w/ BioRad
> Transblot, no affiliation, and unfortunately they're a little expensive)

Just to add my tuppence:

I'd go for this system, too.  I (and others in the lab) find the wet 
system easier to set up and it gives 'better' results. 

 You can get away with 750 ml Towbin buffer - make a 10x stock of the 
glycine, andd MeOH when you dilute to 1x.  Make up a litre each time, 
and after 3 runs you've saved enough buffer for the fourth, if you keep 
the 1x at 4C.

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