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How to blot data in LOG

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so in this quick example question weamp;#39;re wanting to look at basically how we can apply our knowledge of Western blotting to come up with conclusions for this Western blot so weamp;#39;re told that we are looking at protein kinase C alpha and protein kinase C alpha has a molecular weight of 80 kilo daltons and that can be seen in the Western blot here so the question is telling us that well itamp;#39;s asking us to make a conclusion and we can see that Western blot analysis of extracts of HeLa cause C 6 and and IH 3t3 cells using an anti pkc rabbit antibody or used to make this to yield this plot here so what the heck does this mean well this is just our these are our four cell lines these are just different cell lines it really doesnamp;#39;t matter actually because this question doesnamp;#39;t ask us anything about anything in particular about these you know specifics like it doesnamp;#39;t need any prior background knowledge all weamp;#39;re doing is looking at this and

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To know how to analyze western blot data, Look for the sizes of the bands. These will be represented by a number, either followed by kDa or preceded by p. This is the size of the protein which has been detected and is the scale on which the proteins are separated in a Western blot.
One of the most intuitive ways to quantify a band is to simply draw a box around it and quantify the signal within the box. Volume boxes should be drawn around the bands of interest in such a way that they include all of the intensity of the band with a minimal amount of surrounding background.
Our top tips for Total Protein Normalization Use enough stain/dye to completely submerse your blot. Shake your blot while staining/destaining to evenly distribute stain/dye. Load lanes in duplicate or triplicate randomly across the gel. Avoid edge effects. Make sure to evenly load your gel.
Western Blot Presentations Label every lane (optional: use numbers and have a number key below) Label ladder band sizes. Label band(s) of interest with protein name. Label control band with protein name.
To perform Western blot normalization using a single protein as a control, the blot is probed with a primary antibody specific for the protein of interest, and one directed against a normalization control. Ideally, the normalization control is a protein that is present at constant levels in every sample.
A lane normalization factor is calculated based on the internal loading control. band or lane with the highest signal. The normalized signal for each band is calculated by dividing the signal for each band by the Lane Normalization factor for the lane the band is in.

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