Complex samples such as E.coli dry powder - plant tissues - etc. tend to agglutinate during the stacking process due to the SDS-fat mycelles. After this false starting process the sample form a “channel” in the track. Remedy: 1. Use a extraction buffer without SDS. This inhibits the solubilization of fat. Afterwards the fat-SDS-mycelles will disturb the electrophoresis. The SDS-samples should be produced out of this concentrate. 2. Add 0.6 M Urea to the samples after the heating process.
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