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INSTRUCTIONS
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Number Description
21059 Restore Western Blot Stripping Buffer, 500 ml
21062 Restore Western Blot Stripping Buffer, 30 ml
Storage: Upon receipt store at room temperature or 4C. Product shipped at ambient temperature.
Introduction
Nitrocellulose and PVDF membranes that have been probed by Western blotting procedures and detected by chemilumi-
nescent or other nonprecipitating substrates may be stripped and re-probed using Restore Western Blot Stripping Buffer.
Western blotting is widely used to detect and compare proteins in complex mixtures, and chemiluminescence has largely
replaced colorimetric analysis as the most convenient and sensitive method of detection. One advantage of chemilumine-
scence is the possibility to strip and reprobe the protein mixture on the membrane. Traditional stripping methods use
conditions that are effective for only low-affinity antibody-antigen interactions or are so harsh conditions that they tend to
adversely alter the antigen for subsequent immunoprobing.1,2 Restore Western Blot Stripping Buffer provides a generally
robust but gentle method for stripping primary and secondary antibodies from blots to enable several reprobings on the same
membrane. Restore Western Blot Stripping Buffer is ideal for use with SuperSignal West Chemiluminescent Substrates.
Note: Restore Buffer will not dissociate interactions between a biotinylated target protein and avidin conjugate probes.
Additional Materials Required
Western blot, previously blocked, probed and detected with chemiluminescent (i.e., nonprecipitatating) substrate
Wash Buffer such as Tris buffered saline (TBS) or phosphate buffered saline (PBS) containing 0.05% Tween-20
Primary and secondary antibodies for both first and second Western blotting experiments
Film or CCD camera for detection of chemiluminescent signal
Procedure for Stripping an Immunoblot
Notes: Blots that cannot be stripped immediately after chemiluminescent detection may be stored in phosphate buffered
saline (PBS) at 4C until the stripping procedure can be performed.
1. Warm bottle of Restore Western Blot Stripping Buffer to room temperature.
2. Place the blot to be stripped in Restore Western Blot Stripping Buffer and incubate for 5-15 minutes at roomtemperature. Use a sufficient volume to ensure that the blot is completely wetted (i.e., approximately 20 ml required for
an 8 x 10 cm blot).
Note: Optimization of both incubation time and temperature is essential for best results. In general, higher affinity
antibodies will require at least 15 minutes of stripping and may require an incubation temperature of 37 C.
3. Remove the blot from the Restore Western Blot Stripping Buffer and wash in Wash Buffer.
4. Test for the removal of the immunodetection reagents.
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Restore Western Blot
Stripping Buffer
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Test for complete removal of the HRP label (e.g., secondary antibody): Incubate the membrane with new
SuperSignal West Working Solution and expose to film. If no signal is detected using a 5-minute exposure, the
HRP conjugate has been successfully removed from the antigen or primary antibody.
Test for complete removal of the primary antibody: Incubate the membrane with the HRP-labeled secondary
antibody, followed by a wash in wash buffer. Incubate in newSuperSignal WestWorking Solution and expose to
film. If no signal is detected with a 5-minute exposure, the primary antibody has been successfully removed from
the antigen.5. If signal is detected with either test in step 4, return to step 2, stripping for an additional 5-15 minutes. Some
antigen/antibody systems require increased temperature and/or longer incubation times to strip them fully. Optimize
stripping time and temperature to ensure complete removal of antibodies while preventing damage to the antigen.
6. After determining that the membrane is properly stripped, the second immunoprobing experiment may be performed.
Notes:
Blot may be stripped and reprobed several times but may require longer exposure times or a more sensitive
chemiluminescent substrate. Subsequent reprobings may result in decreased signal if the antigen is labile in
Restore Western Blot Stripping Buffer. Analysis of the individual system is required.
Reblocking a membrane is usually not necessary after stripping but may be required in some applications.
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20, 6 x 10 ml ampules containing pure 10% solutions of Tween-20 Detergent
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References
1. Kaufmann, S.H., Ewing, C.M. and Shaper, J.H. (1987). The erasable Western blot. Anal. Biochem.161: 89-95.
2. Kaufmann, S.H. and Kellner, U. (1998). Erasure of Western blots after autoradiographic or chemiluminescent detection. InImmunochemical Protocols.
Ed. Pound, J.D. Humana Press, Totowa, NJ., p. 223-35.
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Pierce Biotechnology, Inc., 6/2004. Printed in the USA.