Protein Analysis

A receptor ligand binding assay allows for the study and simple imaging of cell surface receptors for research and diagnostic applications.

Since their introduction in the 1950’s, immunoassays have been an integral part of research and drug discovery.

Proteins differ from each other in their size, molecular structure, and physiochemical properties.

Blotting is one of the most prevalent and useful analytical methods for the detection and quantification of proteins and nucleic acids.

Our portfolio includes over 2,000 bioactive human, mouse, and rat recombinant proteins developed in-house.

Choosing the right microplate is a critical, often overlooked, part of an assay. The right microplate helps provides valuable data, whereas the wrong microplate can lead to missed or inaccurate data leading to missed project timelines and ultimately higher costs.

As many of you know, microplate readers are instruments used to detect biological, chemical, biochemical or physical events from samples in a microplate.

The process of sample dissociation is important when planning and preparing for any downstream cellular and molecular analysis.