What is Far Western Screening ?
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Answer / sudharani
western-blot is detection of a protein on a nitrocellulose
membrane or PVDF membrane by an antibody coupled to an
enzyme, or by an antibody recognized by a second antibody
linked to an enzyme.
Far western-blot is used to detect protein protein
interaction. instead to use an antibody to detect the
blotted protein,Here we have to use a protein which is not
an antibody .
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