Dear all,
I'm now in performing protein detection/separation assays. Does anyone know the exact comparison between these four methods (please refer to topic title) in terms of their application and when/why should use this method instead of others? Well, their basic application is to detect the presence of specific proteins in a biological sample (tissue, cell lines, or individual cells).
I have a doubt on how to apply these methods. Let say, I want to check the presence of cytokines (protein) expressed by pancreatic cancer cells, then I perform Western blot to check their presence (intensity of the bands with marker/ladder). Could I replace Western blot analysis with immunofluorescent staining or immunohistochemistry since they share the same basic purpose?
Please share yours knowledge! Thank you!
Comparison between Western blot, Immunofluorescent, Immunohistochemistry and ELI
Started by Seng, Jul 30 2011 09:20 AM
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