Gel Drying
Gel drying is a process used to remove moisture from gels while maintaining their structure. This method is commonly used in life science research to preserve gels for later analysis of DNA, RNA, and proteins.
ProductsKNF Pumps for Gel Drying
Gel drying requires a delicate balance of heat and vacuum to prevent structural deformation. KNF offers high-performance pumps that provide the vacuum necessary for effective drying while ensuring that the gels retain their structure with minimal gel cracking. This process is important for protein and nucleic acid electrophoresis gels, DNA, RNA and protein analysis.
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Understanding Gel Drying
Gel drying uses vacuum pressure to remove moisture without damaging the molecular structure of the gel. It is a preferred method in laboratories for preserving protein, DNA, and RNA gels for long-term storage and further analysis. The success of gel drying depends on the selection of the right vacuum pump, one that is capable of creating a controlled environment with adjustable temperature and vacuum levels to ensure optimal drying.
