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Targeting interleukins: How digital SPR accelerates monoclonal antibodies for immune-related diseases
Cancer detection using SPR: Announcing our partnership with INOVIQ
Application note: Characterization of ImmTAC® bispecific molecules with Alto™ digital SPR
Conventional vs Digital SPR: Comparing label-free tools for biologics discovery and development
What’s in store for 2022? Announcing our $20M Series A Extension
The role of SPR in immunotherapeutic research
Analyzing binding kinetics: Which method is best for your next SPR experiment?
Read on to learn about the two most common approaches for measuring binding kinetics, multi-cycle kinetics (MCK) and single-cycle kinetics (SCK), and how to select the right one for your interaction.
Nicoya receives over $1.9M in funding to continue the development of a portable, saliva-based COVID-19 test
Cryo-EM and SPR: Complementary technologies providing structural and functional insights toward advancing coronavirus research
4 Ways To Reduce Non-specific Binding in Surface Plasmon Resonance Experiments
OpenSPR Binding Data Reveals a Potential Mechanism for the Treatment of Depression
Surface Plasmon Resonance Sensors: A Comprehensive Guide for Scientists
Getting ready to plan for your surface plasmon resonance (SPR) experiments? Great! So, you probably already know the value of using SPR technology and how it is becoming more affordable and accessible for researchers everywhere. We believe that SPR will become a standard technique available in every biochemistry lab. If you have yet to discover the advantages of surface plasmon resonance, visit our blog post 6 advantages of surface plasmon resonance. The first step in planning for your SPR experiment is to determine which type of SPR sensor chip is right for your application. The type of sensor chip required depends on your ligand, which needs to be immobilized to the sensor chip before you can measure the interaction between your ligand and analyte. There are two categories – covalent or capture coupling-based sensor chips. Today, you will learn the differences between the two and the advantages and disadvantages associated with both.
7 Tips for Scientific Researchers Working Remotely
Nicoya receives over $290K in funding to develop a portable COVID-19 diagnostic test
Ways to Get Research Funding During COVID-19
Viral Outbreaks – How the Scientific Community Can Find Solutions
Application Note: Binding of SARS-CoV-2 Antibody to the Spike Protein Receptor Binding Domain using OpenSPR-XT™
Technical Guide: Expert Tips on Publishing Your SPR Data
