Find the Right Surface For Your Immuno Assay Passive Binding Plates for Biomacromolecules

Duration: 30 minutes
Presenter/Title: Thomas Andersen, MSc, Sr. Technical Adviser DXPK, Thermo Fisher Scientific

In this webinar we covered:

What are the plates used for?

• Quantitative and qualitative measurements of minute amounts of substances, e.g., hormones, viral and bacterial proteins, antibodies, binding peptides, biomolecular disease markers.
• Main application is enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA)

Thermo Scientific™ immunoassay plates have three different types of surfaces to meet the application:

• Passive binding surfaces for biomacromolecules
• Covalent surfaces for smaller biomolecules
• Affinity capture surfaces for affinity-tagged biomolecules

Speaker biography: Thomas Andersen, MSc, joined Thermo Fisher Scientific in 2002 as a product manager for the immunology business, and for the last 3 years he has worked as Senior Technical Adviser managing the technical support for the business unit. Thomas is a graduate of Copenhagen Technical University (with an MSc in chemical engineering, thesis in molecular biology). Previously he has worked with co-development and portfolio management of surfaces in immunology.