Activation and coupling of biosensor planar surfaces Features and Benefits
• Water based, activation and coupling reagent for biosensor planar surfaces
• Modify the strength of binding, wettability and surface charge of base materials
• An alternative to traditional chemistries such as NHS/EDC methods with an easier to use protocol
• Reduce reagent preparation time by 3-4 hours
• Increase antibody functionality
• Low background noise
• High reproducibility between experiments General description
Mix&Go Biosensor is a ready-to-use activation reagent specifically developed for binding biomolecules onto planar surfaces including polystyrenes, certain cyclic olefin copolymers, microarray slides, silicon oxides, titanium oxides, ceramics and gold surfaces (excluding gold colloids in suspension).
Mix&Go Biosensor can modify the strength of binding, wettability and surface charge of base materials commonly used in biosensor applications. By using Mix&Go surface coatings, it is possible to control protein binding and improve the stability of bound biomolecules across a range of surfaces used in biosensors.
Mix&Go Biosensor has many advantages over methods such as EDC. Mix&Go is water based and replaces the dry chemicals you would use with the EDC method. Using Mix&Go instead of NHS/EDC chemistry can save up to 3-4 hours of lab time. Experiments have shown increased stability and functionality for antibodies and a decreased background. Mix&Go improves reproducibility between experiments by providing uniformity between surfaces. Legal Information
Mix & Go is a trademark of Anteo Technologies Pty Ltd Price and Availability
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