sciCONSUMABLES
sciCONSUMABLES - all you need for successful experiments
All you need for successful experiments
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sciCONSUMABLES are optimized for microarray applications and are the perfect tool for miniaturization and multiplexing of DNA and ELISA tests in microarray format. Tailor-made surface functionalization of sciPLEXPLATES and sciCHIPS allow efficient immobilization of a variety of biomolecules as proteins, DNA or glycans to perform automated assays at a nanoliterscale, increasing flexibility and throughput while decreasing costs and time per assay.
- High immobilization efficiencies of biomolecules due to optimized surfaces
- Cost reduction by saving reagents, probes and samples
- Maximum efficiency for large and small numbers of sample by using exact numbers of wells required
- Compatible with standard labautomation (Pipettors, washers, incubators, etc.)
- Compatible with commonly used scanners
- sciPLEXPLATES available in three formats: 8-well strips, single breakable wells and solid plates
- sciCHIPS: excellent slide homogeneity and superior slide-to-slide reproducibility
- sciBUFFER system provides optimized conditions for immobilization, blocking and hybridization
- sciPOLY3D: applicable on all kinds of unmodified polymers used for e.g. microfluidic cartridges
Protein Microarrays on Unmodified Polymer Supports using sciPOLY3D
Most conventional immobilization strategies for proteins rely on adsorptive immobilization only or surface functionalization of the whole substrate with e.g. carboxy or epoxy moieties. sciPOLY3D proteins by SCIENION AG can be covalently attached to virtually all polymers without pre-treatment, simplifying and speeding up whole process of microarray printing and allowing to be integrated into a high-throughput production line.
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