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Veterinary Therapeutic Protein and Peptide Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) Analysis
Surface plasmon resonance (SPR) biosensors have rapidly become a standard tool in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. This technology has label-free, real-time properties, which can be utilized to monitor the interactions of therapeutic proteins and peptides. BioVenic offers comprehensive SPR services for analyzing the binding interactions of veterinary therapeutic proteins and peptides, serving clients globally. Our state-of-the-art SPR technology and expert team ensure precise and reliable data, aiding in the development and optimization of therapeutic candidates. Whether you are in the early stages of research or advancing through preclinical trials, our SPR services provide critical insights to drive your projects forward.
Protein and Peptide Surface Plasmon Resonance Overview
Surface plasmon resonance (SPR) is an optical phenomenon that involves the transfer of light waves (photons) into electron waves (plasmons) at a thin metal layer. Plasmon waves are sensitive to the refractive index of the medium near the surface through which they travel. SPR biosensors exploit this property to monitor molecular interactions without the need for labeling either reactant. In an SPR experiment, one binding partner (protein/peptide) is immobilized on the surface, while the other partner flows across it (target/receptor). As complexes form, the accumulation of mass on the surface alters the solvent's refractive index, which the SPR detector can monitor in real time.
Fig.1 Schematic of a typical SRP biosensor. (BioVenic Original)
Protein and Peptide Surface Plasmon Resonance Service
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Kinetic Analysis |
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Affinity Determination |
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Stoichiometry |
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Cooperativity |
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Reversibility |
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Protein and Peptide Surface Plasmon Resonance Features
- Label-free Detection: No need for fluorescent or radioactive labels, preserving the native state of the molecules.
- High Sensitivity: Capable of detecting low-abundance interactions with high precision.
- Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of biomolecules, including small molecules, proteins, peptides, nucleic acids, and lipids.
Protein and Peptide Surface Plasmon Resonance Service Workflow
SPR services begin with meticulous sample preparation to ensure high-quality, functional proteins and peptides. Our expert team then designs tailored experiments to address specific research objectives. During data acquisition, real-time binding interactions are monitored and recorded. This is followed by comprehensive data analysis to extract kinetic and affinity parameters. Finally, we compile detailed reports, providing clear, actionable insights to support the development of veterinary therapeutics.
Fig.2 The veterinary therapeutic protein and peptide surface plasmon resonance service workflow. (BioVenic Original)
Why Choose Us?
We utilize cutting-edge technology to provide high-precision kinetic analysis, affinity determination, stoichiometry, competition, cooperativity, and reversibility services, ensuring comprehensive data on protein and peptide interactions.
With years of expertise in veterinary therapeutic protein and peptide development, our team understands the unique demands of the industry and offers tailored solutions to support your preclinical research and product development success.
From sample preparation, experimental design, and data acquisition to detailed reporting, we offer an end-to-end service ensuring efficiency and accuracy at every step, safeguarding the success of your project.
BioVenic offers specialized SPR services for the identification and characterization of veterinary therapeutic proteins and peptides. Our advanced technology ensures precise and comprehensive evaluations, including kinetic analysis, affinity determination, stoichiometry, competition, cooperativity, and reversibility. Trust BioVenic to provide the critical insights needed for your preclinical research and development. Contact us today to discuss your project requirements and request a quote.