Bio-Rad Rotofor® and Mini Rotofor Cells User Manual

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2. After about 1 hour, the proteins began to concentrate near their respective

isoelectric points during initial formation of the pH gradient.

3. After the voltage stabilized, the proteins focused at their isoelectric points.

The total run took approximately 2 hours.

4. Following harvesting, test tube fractions may be measured for pH to confirm

the linearity of the pH gradient.

Step 10: Disassembly and Cleaning

1. Rinse the needle array and its associated tubing with water as soon as possi-

ble after use.

2. Take the focusing chamber from the stand. Loosen the nylon screws and

remove the cathode chamber.

3. Leave the cathode and anode chambers intact. The ion exchange membranes

must be stored wet. Remove the electrolyte and fill the electrode chambers
with distilled water. Before starting a new run, the electrolytes must be
replaced with fresh solutions.

4. Loosen the nylon screws on the anode chamber and remove the focusing

chamber and membrane core. Rinse all chamber components with water
and air dry.

Section 4
Product Information

Catalog
Number

Product Description

170-2919

Protein Sample for Rotofor System Starter Kit,

1 ml

Bio-Lyte Ampholytes

163-1112

Bio-Lyte 3/10 Ampholyte,

40%, 10 ml

163-1132

Bio-Lyte 3/5 Ampholyte,

20%, 10 ml

163-1142

Bio-Lyte 4/6 Ampholyte,

40%, 10 ml

163-1152

Bio-Lyte 5/7 Ampholyte,

40%, 10 ml

163-1192

Bio-Lyte 5/8 Ampholyte,

40%, 10 ml

163-1172

Bio-Lyte 6/8 Ampholyte,

40%, 10 ml

163-1182

Bio-Lyte 7/9 Ampholyte,

40%, 10 ml

163-1113

Bio-Lyte 8/10 Ampholyte,

20%, 25 ml

163-1143

Bio-Lyte 4/6 Ampholyte,

40%, 25 ml

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