The Scientist : Shifting Away from Gel Shifts [19/7/2004]

EMD Biosciences' microplate-based Novagen NoShift assay offers rapid identification of transcription factor interactions

The Scientist 2004, 18(14):44

Published

19 July 2004

While researchers have long relied on electrophoretic mobility-shift assays (called gel shifts) to identify which transcription factors bind to DNA samples, the method can be time-consuming and requires the use of radiolabeled nucleotide to track protein-DNA complexes.

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