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290 Dunn<br />

Fig. 1. A 2-DE separation of rat heart proteins visualized by SYPRO Ruby staining.<br />

Note that the fluorescent image is shown as an inverted image to show black spots on a<br />

white background for convenient viewing. The first dimension was pH 3–10 NL<br />

immobilized pH gradient (IPG) IEF and the second dimension was 12% T SDS-PAGE.<br />

The scale at the top indicates the nonlinear pH gradient used in the first IPG 3–10 NL<br />

IEF dimension, while the scale at the left indicates M r × 10 –3 .<br />

3. Method<br />

Note: All incubations are carried out at room temperature with gentle agitation.<br />

1. After electrophoresis, fix the gel immediately (see Note 2) in 500 mL (see Note 3) of<br />

fixation solution for a minimum of 1 h at room temperature (see Note 4).<br />

2. Place the gel into 500 mL of SYPRO Ruby protein gel stain solution for a minimum of 3 h<br />

(see Note 5).<br />

3. Wash the gel in 500 mL of washing solution for 10 min (see Note 6).<br />

4. Image the gel (see Note 7).<br />

4. Notes<br />

1. SYPRO Ruby protein gel stain is available only as a premade solution from the manufacturers<br />

(Molecular Probes, Eugene, OR, USA).

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