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Asked 1st Jun, 2016
What are conserved archaea proteins I can use in my Western blots?
I will be conducting Western blots on some archaeal proteins I am studying. Since my study involves a broad spectrum of archaea, I need an antibody generated to a protein conserved across all the archaeal kingdoms. This will allow me to have a proper loading control for analysis. Any suggestions are appreciated.
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