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Product Specifications
| Technology | SPR |
| System | ProteOn XPR36 |
| Channels | 36 |
| Analysis Type | Kinetic |
| Usage | Biomolecular interaction analysis; determining kinetic and thermodynamic parameters of biomolecular interactions, including but not limited to; affinity screening, epitope mapping, and mechanism of action studies. |
| Data Output | Sensograms |
| Compliance | ISO 9001 |
| Features | Real-time analysis, High throughput, Label-free, Kinetic data, Multiple analyte |
Product Overview
Key Features
Our organization hold expertise in providing services of SPR Services. For label-free interaction measurements, Creative BioLabs provide Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) service based on our unique ProteOn XPR36 protein interaction array system. Creative Biolabs have extensive experience in providing SPR services. You can count on us to assist you all through your project.
SPR is an optical phenomenon which allows monitoring binding of any two unlabeled molecules in real time. The SPR signal is based on changes in the refractive index at the surface of a gold sensor chip as an analyte flows in a microfluidic channel and binds to a ligand immobilized on the sensor chip. Monitoring the changes in the SPR signal over time results in a plot of the binding response versus time called sensogram. Fitting of the sensogram data allows calculation of binding parameters such as KD, Kon and Koff. On top of the kinetic constants, SPR measurements can be applied for:-
Determination of specificity
Studying thermodynamics of interaction
Investigating mechanism of action
Epitope characterization or affinity screening
Our ProteOn XPR36 system is a unique application of SPR that uses enhanced microfluidics and a 6 A 6 interaction array on the sensor chip to characterize the binding of multiple analytes to multiple ligands, in a single step, on a single chip.
SPR is an optical phenomenon which allows monitoring binding of any two unlabeled molecules in real time. The SPR signal is based on changes in the refractive index at the surface of a gold sensor chip as an analyte flows in a microfluidic channel and binds to a ligand immobilized on the sensor chip. Monitoring the changes in the SPR signal over time results in a plot of the binding response versus time called sensogram. Fitting of the sensogram data allows calculation of binding parameters such as KD, Kon and Koff. On top of the kinetic constants, SPR measurements can be applied for:-
Determination of specificity
Studying thermodynamics of interaction
Investigating mechanism of action
Epitope characterization or affinity screening
Our ProteOn XPR36 system is a unique application of SPR that uses enhanced microfluidics and a 6 A 6 interaction array on the sensor chip to characterize the binding of multiple analytes to multiple ligands, in a single step, on a single chip.
Company Details
Creative Biolabs, Established in 2004 at New York in New York, is a leading service provider of Others in United States. Creative Biolabs is one of Trade India's verified and trusted names for listed services. With extensive experience in the field of Others, Creative Biolabs has made a reputed name for itself in the market with satisfactory Anti-Hapten Antibody Production, Antibody Affinity Maturation, Antibody And Protein Purification Service, etc.
Focusing on a customer-centric approach, Creative Biolabs has a pan-India presence and caters to a huge consumer base throughout the country. Get Others from Creative Biolabs at Trade India quality-assured services.
Focusing on a customer-centric approach, Creative Biolabs has a pan-India presence and caters to a huge consumer base throughout the country. Get Others from Creative Biolabs at Trade India quality-assured services.
Business Type
Manufacturer, Service Provider, Supplier
Employee Count
1
Establishment
2004
Working Days
Monday To Sunday
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New York, New York
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Mr. Bella Smith
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SUITE 203, 17 Ramsey Road, Shirley, New York, New York, 11967, United States
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