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Coomassie Stain Protocol



Coomassie Stain Protocol (archive)

A nice protocol from Mass Spectrometry core facility at Ohio State University (in MS-word doc format).

The gel must be fixed prior to staining by a non-modifying, precipitation procedure such as the ethanol (or methanol)-acetic acid method used here. If the protein is not fixed in the gel as a separate step from the staining, the protein will be washed away and your results will be compromised. This is especially important for low level digests. (MS core, Ohio State University)

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