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Immobilisation level
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13 years 1 month ago #1
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Hi, I wonder what is the proper immobilization level for my experiments in Biacore. I was using about 1000 RU and it was ok for kinetics measurements. However, a different protein was immobilized at about 1000 RU also and it did not work at all, I mean protein was immobilizzed but no binding was observed... Any suggestion??
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Kati
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Kati
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13 years 1 month ago - 10 years 2 weeks ago #2
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Suggestion:
www.sprpages.nl/immobilization.html
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13 years 1 month ago #3
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You should always take the molecular mases of your molecules into the account. Use formula Rmax= MWanalyte/MWligand*Rimm*S, where S is stoichiometric ratio and Rimm is immobilization level. Adjust Rimm to obtain Rmax (maximum binding of analyte) values between 50-100 RU (for kinetic analysis).
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