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How to quantify WB?

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.

How to prepare Western blot images for publication?

Western blots and gels should be submitted as separate files and not embedded in the text. For initial submission, several file types are acceptable, but TIFF or PDF files are preferred. For publication, line art should be 1000 dpi. Color images should be 300 dpi at the final print size.

What is the measurement of a Western blot?

Quantitating a western blot refers to the measurement of the signal emitted by your protein band(s) of interest. The signal intensity of the band is directly proportional to the concentration of your target protein.

How to interpret western blotting?

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.

How do you quantify western blot results?

Step 1: Determine the background-subtracted densities of your protein of interest (PI) and the normalizing control (NC). Step 2: Identify the NC that has the highest density value. Step 3: Divide all the NC values by the highest NC density value to get a relative NC value.

Can a western blot be quantitative?

Western blot is a reliable quantitative method only if sample properties and integrity, antibody specificity to the target protein, and loading protocols are considered. With careful attention to details, you can avoid common mistakes and avoid misinterpreting Western blot data.

Why is my Western blot not working?

You may have used the wrong filter settings for detection. Ensure you set the instrument to read the correct wavelengths. There may not be enough exposure time when imaging the blot. Try imaging the blot again with a longer exposure time.

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