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Overview
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With multi-parameter information on conformational and colloidal stability from Prometheus, you'll see liabilities or stability enhancements that other technologies miss.
Only Prometheus enables you to measure thermal stability, aggregation, and particle sizing and dispersity in a single run – label-free, and without using lots of sample. Unveil hidden stability behaviors and feel confident that you're progressing with the best candidates and conditions. Get trustworthy, high-resolution data on your protein's stability from Prometheus.
Techniques
· Thermal shift assays
Screen for small molecule drug candidate compounds that increase the stability of your target protein, indicating an interaction
· Self-association determination
Determine if a protein is more likely to self-associate, and therefore become viscous or aggregated
· Chemical stability assessment
Do chemical denaturation experiments to find the free energy of unfolding of your proteins
· Accelerated stability studies
Extrapolate the long-term stability of your proteins with high-temp isothermal measurements
There are several versions of Prometheus available for whatever your lab needs. They all provide the highest-resolution, highest-quality data, and do so on an intuitive and user-friendly software interface.
Find the right configuration for your lab.
Tackle challenging stability characterizations with multiple technologies in one instrument
Prometheus uses a number of technologies to characterize thermal unfolding, particle sizing, and aggregation. Each one tells a different story about stability, and is used for a variety of applications. But they have one thing in common - they are all label-free.
nanoDSF; Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS); Static Light Scattering (SLS); Backreflection
· Precision
Provide replicate measurements with minimal deviation between individual samples
· High resolution
Detect multiple unfolding events or distinguish differences in unfolding profiles even among proteins with similar Tms
· Broad dynamic range
Measure samples at high or low concentrations
· High level of sensitivity
See meaningful transitions even at low sample concentrations
· High level of specificity
Distinguish the signal of your protein of interest from the signal of the buffer or matrix, without the need for a blank or calibrationPlease contact us at for specific academic pricing.
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Overview