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14 years 8 months ago #1 by OldForum

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Hi all,

I want to do SPR analysis immobilizing phospholipid vesicles. I think that L1 chips is the best option to perform that.

I would want to know if there is any special feature about this kind of chip: non-specific binding, immobilization procedure, durability, reproducibility...

Thanks!!!
celvas

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14 years 8 months ago - 9 years 9 months ago #2 by OldForum

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Start with www.sprpages.nl/sensor-chips-intro/biacore-sensor-chips/l1.html and read the references.

This will give you the basic information to start with.

Arnoud

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14 years 8 months ago #3 by OldForum

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I would like to try immobilising phospholipids onto an L1 chip, I've been following the methdso published in various papers and have obtained some PL powder from which I was hoping to prepare liposomes. Last week I tried to use my Avanti mini-extruder for the first time and it went all wrong. There seemed to be a blockage which resulted in a broken syringe and the loss of my batch of PL (expensive). Does anyone have experience preparing liposomes in this way and can you give me any tips?

Many thanks,
H.

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