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What is an aptamer?
Aptamers are (stable) single-stranded RNA or DNA molecules capable of binding to its target antigen with high affinity and specificity. Aptamers have been developed against a wide variety of targets ranging from small organics to large proteins.
Benefits
* Manufacturing costs and time are all lower compared to that of monoclonal antibody production.
* Once the aptamer (nucleic acid) sequence is known, the aptamer can be produced on the fly using an oligo synthesizer to meet ones immediate needs.
* Easy to label with reporters, enzymes, or fluorescent tags.
Aptamers Against Virtually Any Target!
Proteins.
Organics.
Toxins.
Brochures:
Diagnostic and Biomarker Detection. PDF (215KB)
Forget Antibodies. Use Aptamers. PDF (213KB)
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