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Home > News > Protein-binding nanoparticles simplify mass spectrometry

August 6th, 2003

Protein-binding nanoparticles simplify mass spectrometry

Abstract:
At the Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology IGB in Stuttgart, Germany, a new type of protein chip is being developed based on protein-binding silica-nanoparticles. The surface of this minute particle with a diameter of less than one ten thousandth of a millimeter can be configured with many different capture proteins. The particles configured in this way are then applied to silicon carriers in thin, even layers.

Source:
* AlphaGalileo

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