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Western Blotting (also known as immunoblotting) is a technique used in biomedicine to isolate and identify a protein of interest. Western Blotting involves the use of antibodies to bind to the protein (primary antibodies) and then to identify through bioluminescence (secondary antibodies).

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	Western Blotting (~~formally~~ known as immunoblotting) is a technique used in biomedicine to isolate and identify a protein of interest. Western Blotting involves the use of antibodies to bind to the protein (primary antibodies) and then to identify through bioluminescence (secondary antibodies).		Western Blotting (also known as [[Immunoblotting\|immunoblotting]]) is a technique used in biomedicine to isolate and identify a [[Protein\|protein]] of interest. Western Blotting involves the use of [[Antibody\|antibodies]] to bind to the [[Protein\|protein]] ([[Primary antibody\|primary antibodies]]) and then to identify through [[Bioluminescence\|bioluminescence]] ([[Secondary antibody\|secondary antibodies]]).