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The class II reagent offering complements ProImmune's existing extensive range of services for evaluating CD4+ T cell responses, including ProImmune REVEAL MHC peptide binding assays, CD4+ T cell and DC T cell proliferation assays, and standard immune monitoring services through ELISPOT and flow cytometry based assays.
With the current and ever-growing offering of reagents along with the vast palette of organic reactions, virtual libraries accessible to combinatorial chemists can reach sizes of billions of compounds or more.
The photocurrent on this electrode under illumination decreases upon the immunoreaction on the surface, possibly due to the blocking effect of formed immunocomplexes on the access of reducing reagent to the photoelectrode, thus offering a simple and reliable platform for PEC label-free immunoassay.
The catalytic activity and enantioselectivity of ligand 17 is demonstrated in the enantioselective addition of various organozinc reagents to aldehydes and ketoesters, offering the corresponding alcohols in high yields and enantioselectivities.
The Analytical Technologies segment provides a broad offering of instruments, reagents, consumables, software and services that are used for a range of applications in the laboratory on the production line and in the field.
Moreover, no organic but all inorganic reagents are used in the synthesis, offering an eco-friendly, cost-efficient, and easily scalable way to fabricate binder-free flexible electrode for LIBs.
The current GENASSIST offering comprises both off-the-shelf reagents for using CRISPR editing technology and a unique kit combination of these reagents to allow customers to generate their own CRISPR-ready cell lines that constitutively express Cas9-nickase.
Changes in cell-surface glycan patterns are markers of the presence of many different disease and cancer types, offering a relatively untapped niche for glycan-targeting reagents and therapeutics in diagnosis and treatment.
Many of these techniques do not use antibodies as affinity reagents but rather use either small protein scaffolds or peptides for protein recognition, offering the potential of antibody-free diagnostics.
