10X Tris-Glycine Native Running Buffer Calculator
Scale a fixed 10X native PAGE running buffer containing Tris base and glycine without SDS.
Select a reviewed preset and enter the final volume to prepare.
| Reagent | Formula | Amount or action |
|---|---|---|
| Tris basefree base | 30.3 g | |
| Glycinefree compound | 144 g | |
| Purified water | Bring the total solution volume to 1 L. Do not add 1 L of water; add water only until the total solution reaches 1 L. |
How to prepare 10X Tris-Glycine native running buffer
- Add the calculated Tris base and glycine to approximately 70–80% of the selected final volume of purified water.
- Stir until both solids dissolve completely.
- Bring to the selected final volume with purified water and mix thoroughly.
- Do not add SDS to this native running-buffer stock.
About This Buffer
Tris-glycine native running buffer is used for non-denaturing protein electrophoresis in which SDS is intentionally omitted. Omitting SDS avoids the detergent-based denaturation produced by SDS, although preservation of native protein structure also depends on sample preparation and other electrophoresis conditions. This calculator scales a fixed 10X Tris-glycine formulation without SDS, with a nominal pH of approximately 8.3.
Common questions
Does this native running buffer contain SDS?
No. The reviewed native PAGE formulation contains Tris base and glycine only.
How do I prepare 1X native running buffer from 10X stock?
Use a 1:10 dilution of the completed 10X stock when the protocol calls for 1X buffer.
Can I convert the SDS running-buffer preset by simply removing SDS?
Use the dedicated native preset instead. It is maintained as a separately reviewed fixed formulation.
Sources and review notes
The source for the currently selected preset appears first. Recipe quantities remain tied to the cited article location.
10X Tris-Glycine native running buffer
Source location: Recipes — native-PAGE anode ratio (3.03 g Tris/14.4 g glycine per L) and independent 10× Tris/Glycine stock cross-check.
Preparation method: Source-stated quantitative composition
- SDS-PAGE to Immunoblot in One Hour PMC7346231 · open article
- Native-PAGE analysis of protein aggregation upon viral infection in mouse macrophages PMC8749298 · open article
