6 Jan 2012 by Bio-Rad Laboratories
Bio-Rad Laboratories has released the ProteOn HTE Sensor Chip for studying the interaction of polyhistidine-tagged protein with small molecule drugs using surface plasmon resonance.
The chip's tris-NTA coated surface uses three NTA molecules instead of the traditional monomer version of the molecule which yields a stronger binding interaction with the target, resulting in improved data quality compared to other biosensor solutions for capturing polyhistidine-tagged targets.
Bio-Rad Laboratories has launched the IH-500, a fully automated random access system for blood typi…
Researchers at Harvard Medical School and the Digital Biology Center at Bio-Rad Laboratories have d…
Discoveries made using Bio-Rad’s Droplet Digital PCR (ddPCR) technology were presented by researche…
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