Advansta provides products for every step of protein analysis by Western blotting, from electrophoresis to immunodetection.
WesternBright ECL
The best choice for routine, film-imaged Western blots
WesternBright ECL is more sensitive than other chemiluminescent substrates, so you can conduct shorter exposures, load less sample, or use up to ten-times less antibody. Save time and money with WesternBright ECL.
- Stronger signal than Amersham™ ECL or Pierce™ ECL
- Detect low pg protein amounts
- Use up to ten-times less antibody
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Quantitative chemiluminescent Western blotting
WesternBright Quantum is formulated to take full advantage of the linear dynamic range of CCD imagers. It provides high sensitivity to detect low abundance proteins, and does not exhibit substrate depletion with high abundance proteins, so has a larger linear dynamic range than other commercially available substrates. A signal linear with respect to protein concentration over 3 orders of magnitude provides the ability to accurately quantify and compare protein amounts in your samples.
- Sensitive – detect attomoles of protein per band.
- Quantitative – linear range of signal with respect to protein amount exceeds 3 orders of magnitude
- Low background – for high signal to noise
- Long lasting signal – image blots hours after substrate incubation
- Versatile – Optimized for CCD imaging, and compatible with film detection. In addition, chemifluorescent emissions can be detected with fluorescence imaging systems
See bands you couldn't detect before
WesternBright Sirius is the most sensitive HRP substrate available from Advansta for chemiluminescent Western blotting. With attomolar sensitivity and a long-lasting signal, WesternBright Sirius allows you to detect bands not visualized with other substrates.
High signal-to-noise and a large dynamic range make it ideal for quantifying low-intensity bands. And, chemifluorescence emission allows WesternBright Sirius to be imaged by fluorescence imagers in addition to traditional CCD imagers and film.