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SURFACE PLASMON
RESONANCE SPR
Low cost personal analyser
Now quantitative Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) analysis
is available to labs on a limited budget. The SensiQ provides quality
data at an affordable price. It retains many of the advantages of
expensive instruments such as low noise, accurate reference curve
subtraction and well-known surface chemistry.
SensíQ is a dual-channel, semi-automated SPR
system that provides high quality kinetic, affinity and concentration
data. The design combines flow injection analysis, microfluidics
and proven surface chemistry. Intuitive data analysis software simplifies
the analysis of binding interactions so that non-expert users can
extract kinetic and affinity constants in minutes.

Sensors
SensíQ utilises disposable spreeta sensors
with Kretschmann SPR geometry. They are provided with a planar carboxylate
surface and a variety of immobilisation protocols. The sensors are
proven to be highly sensitive and quick and easy to install. The
dual 50 nanolitre flow cells have been optimised for mass transport
of analyte to the interaction surface with minimum dispersion and
dead volume.
Software
The control software acquires data from both sensing
channels as raw response curves. The reference channel data is subtracted
in real time to provide clean quality response curves. Binding responses
are determined by selecting report points in the response curves.
Tables of report points can be created then recalled for each assay
and the entire analysis is tracked with an event log.
The acquired data is processed within minutes using
Qdat analysis software, which is based on the proven Clamp and Scrubber
architecture. The program guides the user through the simple steps
required to obtain kinetic and affinity constants and concentration.
Applications
Measurements inherent in SPR are kinetics of association
and dissociation, affinity constants, concentration and ligand fishing.
Affinity pairs include:
- Protein-Protein
- Protein-DNA
- Protein-Small Molecule
- Antibody-Antigen
- Membrane receptor-Ligand
- Peptide-Receptor
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