Bio-Rad Trans-Blot® Cell User Manual

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Table 3.2. DNA and RNA

Standard Field

Standard Field

High Intensity Field

Overnight

8 cm electrode distance

4 cm electrode distance

❄

COOLING REQUIRED

TAE or TBE

TAE

TBE

TAE

TBE

Trans-Blot cell with

30 V, 0.2 A

60 V, 0.6 A

80 V, 0.55 A

80–100 V

100–130 V

wire electrodes

0.8–1.4 A

0.7–1.1 A

Overnight

5 hours approximately

30 minutes–4 hours

❄

Trans-Blot cell with

TAE or TBE

TAE

TBE

TAE

TBE

plate electrodes

15 V, 0.2 A

20–35 V,

75–100 V

15–25 V

50–90 V

0.8–1.5 A

0.8–1.1 A

0.8–1.4 A

0.7–1.1 A

Overnight

1–5 hours

❄

30 minutes–1 hour

❄

1x TAE: 40 mM Tris-Acetate, 1.0 mM EDTA
1x TBE: 90 mM Tris-Borate, 2.0 mM EDTA

Table 3.3. Native Gels

Standard Field

Standard Field

High Intensity Field

Overnight

8 cm electrode distance

4 cm electrode distance

❄

COOLING REQUIRED

Trans-Blot cell with

30 V, 0.1 A

60 V, 0.21 A

100–200 V

wire electrodes

0.3–0.8 A

Overnight

5 hours approximately

30 minutes–4 hours

❄

Trans-Blot cell with

10 V

100–150 V

50–100 V

plate electrodes

0.1 A

1–1.5 A

0.7–1.5 A

Overnight

1–5 hours

❄

30 minutes–1 hour

❄

Buffer: 25 mM Tris, pH 8.3,192 mM glycine. No methanol.

Table 3.4. Isoelectric Focusing, Native Gels, Basic Proteins, Acid Urea Gels

Standard Field

Standard Field

High Intensity Field

Overnight

8 cm electrode distance

4 cm electrode distance

❄

COOLING REQUIRED

Trans-Blot cell with

30 V, 0.2 A

70 V, 0.5 A

100–150 V, 0.55–0.85 A

wire electrodes

Overnight

5 hours approximately

30 minutes–4 hours

❄

Trans-Blot cell with

15 V, 0.2 A

40–70 V, 0.6–1.0 A

30–-60 V, 0.6–1.0 A

plate electrodes

Overnight

1–5 hours

❄

30 minutes–1 hour

❄

Buffer: 0.7% Acetic Acid

3.2 Notes on Electrophoretic Transfer Conditions

These variables will change total resistance and thus the current readings:

•

Alterations in buffer make-up, i.e., addition of SDS, or changes in ion concentration
due to addition of acid or base to adjust the pH of the buffers.

•

Gel pH, ionic strength, and percentage of acrylamide, especially if the gel has not
been properly equilibrated.

•

Number of gels; current increases slightly as the number of gels increases.

•

Volume of buffer; current increases when volume increases.

•

Platinum mass; current increases when mass increases.

•

Transfer temperature; current increases when temperature increases.

•

Time in transfer at which reading was taken; current normally increases as the buffer-
ing capacity diminishes with progress of the run.

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