Thanks so much for the detailed explanation - it is great to understand the process behind every step of the experiment instead of blindly following a protocol from a kit!
Thanks for the great explanation. I did a silver stain once on a 12% bis-tris gel, and then stored the gel in water. The gel swelled up to twice the size of the original gel. This never happens with a colloidal blue stained gel. Do you know why it swelled up after silver stain? Thanks.
Thanks for provide a video full of useful detail information and make it very easy to understand.
Thanks so much for the detailed explanation - it is great to understand the process behind every step of the experiment instead of blindly following a protocol from a kit!
Thanks Manny! So glad you found it helpful!
Thanks for the video, so after you stain the gel, can you destain the gel to restain with silver staining?
Yes, you can destain silver stains
Thanks for the great explanation. I did a silver stain once on a 12% bis-tris gel, and then stored the gel in water. The gel swelled up to twice the size of the original gel. This never happens with a colloidal blue stained gel. Do you know why it swelled up after silver stain? Thanks.
Maybe there's a higher concentration of silver inside the gel than concentration with coomassie?
Nice