Fast-track protein interaction analysis across a wide range of research areas
Serum antibody concentration and affinity
Directly measure antibody affinity and concentration in clinical samples, without the need for purification, immobilization, and external calibrants – using our Seroaffinity and Concentration (SAffCon) assay
Antibody engineering
Assess therapeutic antibody interactions against their targets across all stages of the development, for diverse types of interactions and diverse types of samples (purified or non-purified, in buffers or in serum, lysate or feedstock)
Membrane proteins
Study membrane protein structural stability, folding, oligomerization, binding and function all without purification – leveraging our Membrane Affinity and Concentration (MAffCon) assay
Protein aggregates
Understand the state, formation and stability of protein complexes. Study their interactions with other molecules in native environments like crude cell lysate and cerebrospinal fluid, and calculate stoichiometry of interaction with monomers, oligomers and fibrils
Quality control of reagents & protein activity
Avoid the use of low quality reagents and misinformed decision-making. Check the affinity of binders from batch to batch. Monitor the suitability of labeled reagents for downstream assays.
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Organ transplant recipient immunoprofiling
Enable better determination of donor and recipient compatibility and reduce organ rejection rates. Discriminate between high concentrations of weak binding, cross-reactive antibodies and low concentrations of tight binding donor-specific antibodies using our SeroAffinity and Concentration (SAffCon) assay.
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OUR TECHNOLOGY
Microfluidic Diffusional Sizing (MDS)
Direct quantification of binding events in solution
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Fluidity One-M
Your toolbox to fast-track protein interaction discoveries