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Rapid Protein Analysis and Western Blotting by Capillary Gel Electrophoresis

Capillary gel electrophoresis has been used since the early 1980s to separate analytes based upon their mass to charge ratio. However, optical limitations prevented high sensitivity instruments from being developed, limiting functionality. As manufacturing capabilities have improved the high‐throughput, hands‐off nature of parallel capillary gel electrophoresis has made it a desirable technique for analysis of DNA, RNA, and protein. Traditionally, protein analysis and Western blotting have been accomplished using SDS‐PAGE followed by staining of proteins in the gel or by downstream transfer of proteins to a blotting membrane, respectively. The trademark feature of these methods is their labor‐intensive nature with many hours or days passing between sample loading and results. Additionally, manual analysis prevents processing of large numbers of samples.