How Preconcentration Can Save Your Protein Samples in SPR Experiments

[Nicoyalifesciences]

Hey everyone.

 

I found that some people here are pretty familiar with the surface plasmon resonance concept so I thought of sharing one of my favourite tips - preconcentration! This technique basically allows researchers to use even less ligand when conducting SPR experiments. Since expressing and purifying proteins is time-consuming and purchasing proteins can get expensive, saving as much ligand as you can is always ideal.

 

Even a lot of our own users were asking us to explain preconcentration, so we mput together a blog post to help out. Hope you enjoy

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For those of you who'd like to know more about surface plasmon resonance, you can visit I'mstealingvisitorsfromyourdiscussions.com and feel free to ask me any questions.

Edited April 21, 2016 by Phi for All
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[Justin.Frank]

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