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Ready-to-use electrophoresis buffers, gels, and powder stains quickly sort sample molecules based on size and charge. These reagents generate less background fluorescence that can negatively impact visual studies. To achieve the necessary chemical reaction, select the type of stain based on environmental conditions and experiment goals. From commonly used Coomassie Brilliant Blue to the specific cancer researching Papanicolaou, sensitive electrophoresis stains detect and make cell components visible for further DNA and RNA analyses.

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AcquaStain Protein Gel Stain, Bulldog Bio

Supplier: Bulldog Bio

The best Coomassie Blue stain on the market; one step, ten minutes, zero destaining, and zero toxicity.

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Bio-Safe™ Coomassie Stain, Bio-Rad

Supplier: Bio-Rad

Premixed staining solution, for polyacrylamide protein gels. Choose the flexibility of Bio-Safe Coomassie Premixed Staining Solution. Proteins can be visualized in polyacrylamide gels with or without the use of acetic acid/methanol fixation.

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MIDORI Green Advance Nucleic Acid Staining Solution, Bulldog-bio

Supplier: Bulldog Bio

Midori Green Advance — Safe DNA Stain, a safe alternative to ethidium bromide

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Silver Stains, Bio-Rad

Supplier: Bio-Rad

The Silver Stain Plus Kit™ is a quick, simple system for detecting proteins or nucleic acids in polyacrylamide and dried agarose gels for 13 full–size or 40 mini gels.

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GelCode™ Blue Stain Reagent, Thermo Scientific

Supplier: Invitrogen

GelCode Blue Stain Reagent is a ready-to-use protein stain based on colloidal coomassie dye G-250 that provides nanogram-level detection in polyacrylamide gels and for in-blot detection.

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REVERT™ Total Protein Stain Kits, LI-COR®

Supplier: Li-Cor

REVERT total protein stain is a membrane stain that fluoresces at 700 nm. This does not covalently modify sample proteins and therefore does not affect antibody binding or quantification. Total protein stain works with existing western blot workflow, without needing any additional reagents or special gels. Staining takes less than ten minutes and is compatible with both PVDF and nitrocellulose membranes.