Traditional western blot buffers (BSA, Casein, NGS) provide an economical method for increasing the signal to noise ratio in a western blot. Many proprietary western blot buffers are more costly than these methods, but provide substantial blocking effects. ChonBlock™ is a new western blot buffer that proves to be as efficacious as other proprietary buffers, but at a cost-effective price.
ChonBlock Western Blot Buffers
| Product | Catalog # | Price (USD) |
| ChonBlock Western Blot Buffer 1 (PBS) | 9069P | 113.00 |
| ChonBlock Western Blot Buffer 1 (TBS) | 9069T | 113.00 |
| ChonBlock Western Blot Buffer 2 for Goat (PBS) | 90691P | 63.00 |
| ChonBlock Western Blot Buffer 2 for Goat (TBS) | 90691T | 63.00 |
| ChonBlock Western Blot Buffer 2 for Rabbit (PBS) | 90692P | 63.00 |
| ChonBlock Western Blot Buffer 2 for Rabbit (TBS) | 90692T | 63.00 |
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A western blot was run using a 15% poly-Acrylamide gel under reducing conditions to compare three different buffer systems. Mouse Anti HMGB1 monoclonal antibody (Clone 1-1.2BP1) was used as a primary antibody at 1 µg/ml, and goat anti-mouse IgG antibody conjugated with HRP was used as a secondary antibody at a 1/4000 dilution. A non-specific smear signal was observed in the BSA-Tween buffer due to the lack of blocking effect. On the other hand, a competitor’s buffer prevented non-specific smearing, but showed a weak signal with high background color. In contrast, a distinct HMGB1 band with low background was observed using ChonBlock™.
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