Surface plasmon resonance and carbohydrate-lectin interactions

Malinovská,  Lenka; Adamová,  Lenka; Dubská,  Eva; Wimmerová,  Michaela

Surface plasmon resonance and carbohydrate-lectin interactions

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Authors	MALINOVSKÁ Lenka BRŮNOVÁ Lenka DEJMKOVÁ Eva WIMMEROVÁ Michaela
Year of publication	2009
Type	Conference abstract
MU Faculty or unit	Faculty of Science
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Description	Biosensors with surface plasmon resonance detection (SPR) are powerfull tools for characterization of biomolecular interaction in general. The greatest advantages are real time monitoring (compared for example to enzyme linked lectin assay), low working concentrations of proteins and small sample volume required for experiment (microliters).
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