Frequently asked questions For Cellulose Acetate Membrane Electrophoresis unit
1. How does cellulose acetate membrane electrophoresis work?
Labotronics cellulose acetate membrane electrophoresis unit works by applying an electric field to a cellulose acetate membrane saturated with buffer, causing charged molecules such as proteins or hemoglobin to migrate and separate based on their mobility.
2. What are the advantages of using cellulose acetate membranes?
Our Cellulose acetate membranes provide rapid separation, minimal sample requirement, high resolution, and easy staining/destaining for clear visualization of results.
3. Can the unit be used for clinical diagnostics?
Yes, our unit is widely used in medical laboratories for clinical diagnosis, particularly in testing hemoglobin disorders, liver diseases, and serum protein abnormalities.
4. How is the sample applied to the cellulose acetate membrane?
Samples are applied using an applicator or template to ensure precise loading and reproducible separation during electrophoresis.
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