Acrylamide Gel as a Supporting Medium for Zone Electrophoresis

Samuel Raymond; Lewis Weintraub

doi:10.1126/science.130.3377.711

September 18, 1959Science

Acrylamide Gel as a Supporting Medium for Zone Electrophoresis

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To assess whether acrylamide polymerized within buffer solutions provides a suitable solid supporting medium for zone electrophoresis.
Polymerized acrylamide directly in buffer solutions to generate a gel matrix.
Evaluated the physical properties and optical clarity of the resulting polymer for electrophoretic application.
Acrylamide polymerization produces a structurally stable, flexible, and completely transparent gel matrix.
The synthesized gel functions effectively as an inert, solid support medium for zone electrophoresis separation.

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Laboratory evaluation demonstrates stable, flexible, transparent acrylamide gels formed via polymerization in buffer solutions, highlighting their utility as a supporting medium for zone...

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Acrylamide polymerized in buffer solutions forms a stable, flexible, transparent gel which is useful in zone electrophoresis.

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