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Evaluation of sensor chip
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6 years 4 months ago #1
by Paksa
Evaluation of sensor chip was created by Paksa
Dear Arnoud,
Could you please give me an advice regarding this:
I made gold LSPR sensor chips and observed nice peak shifts for Ethanol and water. Now I would like to check them for biointeractions. I am working in garage, not in the lab, so widely cited biotin-streptavidin pair sounds like "take grinded unicorn horn".
Can you recommend me any recipie that I can use to make rough estimations in my garage conditions - no complicated chemistry around. Something that will give me understanding - is it reasonable to go further to streptavidin, or not.
Many thanks in advance,
Serg.
Could you please give me an advice regarding this:
I made gold LSPR sensor chips and observed nice peak shifts for Ethanol and water. Now I would like to check them for biointeractions. I am working in garage, not in the lab, so widely cited biotin-streptavidin pair sounds like "take grinded unicorn horn".
Can you recommend me any recipie that I can use to make rough estimations in my garage conditions - no complicated chemistry around. Something that will give me understanding - is it reasonable to go further to streptavidin, or not.
Many thanks in advance,
Serg.
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