Summary

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• Beschreibung: Moderne Gelelektrophoreseapparatur, vertikales Tanksystem. Die Proben aus Zelllysaten (im Bild blaue Banden) wurden zuvor mit Laemmli-Puffer gekocht und dann per Mikroliterpipette aufgetragen. Die durch Natriumlaurylsulfat negativ geladenen und denaturierten Proteine wandern dann durch das Anlegen einer Spannung durch das Polyacrylamidgel zur Anode.
• Quelle: Fotografiert am 30.09.2004
• Fotograf: Mark Sommerfeld
• Andere Versionen: SDS-PAGE gestern
• Lizenzstatus: Template:BILD-GFDL

Uploaded 18:19, 30. Sep 2004 .by user . MarkS (Diskussion) . . 1916 x 2448 (443031 Byte) (Gelelektrophoreseapparatur)

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