Western blot film – some is blue some is gray.  Some is even clear.  Then there are the boxes of pre-exposed film with black edges and corners that you only use when you have no other film left. Does it make a difference which film you use ...

Sometimes black and white is fine. In fact, wouldn't it be nice if all your results were black and white? But sometimes, you need to go full color to get the data you need. Giving you the ability to multiplex and detect two or more proteins ...

It doesn't matter which chemiluminescent substrate you use for your Western, right? Wrong! Maybe back in the early days of chemiluminescent Westerns one substrate was all there was. But these days different chemiluminescent substrates are ...

Nothing is more frustrating in the lab than trying to troubleshoot a multi-step protocol. What do you do when you get to the end of your chemiluminescent Western and you have little to no signal? ...