Western Blot is a powerful technique used to detect a specific protein of interest from a mixture of proteins. In the process of performing a Western Blot, many important parameters may be determined, including the size of the protein, its integrity, any potential modifications etc. While it is a common procedure performed in most laboratories, it can be a lengthy process, requiring a lot of time and effort on the part of the end user.
Thankfully, much improvement in technology in recent years has helped to greatly enhance and simplify the entire Western Blot workflow, resulting in a reduction of both total run time and benchtop time, all while maintaining excellent blot results.
Dr. Jane Tan
Product Manager, GenScript
Jane is a Field Application Scientist who supports all technical inquiries and marketing activities pertaining to GenScript’s catalogue products. She has experience in both the life science as well as analytical chemistry industries. In 2013, Jane graduated with her Ph.D. and worked as a Research Fellow at the Singapore Institute for Clinical Sciences (SICS, A*STAR). Her research area focused largely on establishing an epigenome for clinical samples and involved collaborations with government hospitals. She then joined Waters Corporation in 2017 and was responsible for the consumables business in South East Asia. Her hybrid role required her to be heavily involved in business development, organizing marketing activities and providing technical support to customers.
