Which plant sample are you running and which part of the plant is it from?
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> Hi,
> when I run some plant protein samples (especially different cell fractions
extracts) on 10% SDS-PAGE some lanes appear wider than others. The bands
become deformed. Does anybody know how I can fix this problem? I assume
there must be a problem related to the density, or may be to the different
protein content of the diferent extracts. Glycerol may also be contributing
to this deformation, since I also have this problem when I load samples
stored in 30% glycerol.
> I would also appreciate is you can advice me as which the best loading
buffer to use for plant protein samples is.
> Regards,
> Gonzalo
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