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Webinar: Protein Quantitation and Binding Kinetics Analysis: A Guide for Everyone

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Analyze complex protein interactions directly in samples with our fast, simple-to-use immunoassay, perfect for at-the-bench automation to streamline your next biologics discovery.  

  • Perform bioassays directly in the sample, without protein purification. Measure in cell culture, lysates, plasma, or blood. 
  • Rank affinities of proteins, antibodies, antigens, single domain antibodies, biomarkers, receptors and ligands, either label-free or gold nanoparticle-enhanced to boost signal.  
  • Measure bioreceptor-target binding kinetics, affinity (kD) and on & off rates (kon, koff) at your bench, no instrument expert required. 

Click here to see more in our webinar: Biomolecule Interaction Kinetics Made Easy and Accessible For Everyone. (55 min.)

Case study: Label-free potency assay

Screen antibody libraries quickly, easily, and label-free to identify those with optimal affinity for antigens calculated from the on and off rates.  

Capturing the antibodies on the probe allows antibodies to be tested against all of the antigen’s possible binding sites. 

Label-free kinetic screening of IgG and antigen binding. WHITE FOx can detect the various stages of antibody-antigen association and dissociation in real time. 

Kinetic analysis of VHH antibody binding to IgG at different concentrations 

Case study: Kinetic analysis of VHH and antibodies with WHITE FOx

Measure binding affinity kinetics in real time with WHITE FOx, even for low molecular weight antibodies like VHH. Flexibility in assay design addresses challenging experimental setups commonplace in bivalent antibody kinetic studies. 

  • Rapid, straightforward direct-in-sample assay with limited sample prep and no microfluidics. 
  • Precise data on high-affinity interactions, with simple to run hands-off protocols. 
  • Explore the kinetics with standard one-to-one kinetics, or more complex models if needed. 

Case study: Affinity determination of single domain antibodies for detection of biomarkers

WHITE FOx provides the crucial affinity and kinetic binding information missed in other assays like ELISA. With our immunoassay, you can rapidly and robustly determine the best binder of a biomarker. 

  • Fast and easy to use with minimal processing.
  • Label-free kinetic characterization.
  • Mechanistic insights of kinetics with individual determination of kon, koff and kD.
  • Intuitive method setup.
  • Provides insights missed by traditional assays.

Concentration-dependent detection of sdAB binding to dip-in probe.  Real life demo example, without assay optimization. 

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Xtalks webinar: Protein Quantitation and Binding Kinetics Analysis: A Guide for Everyone


Recorded live on Thursday, June 20, 2024 View this webinar to learn how real-time measurements and flexible assay design can address challenging experimental setups, enabling you to streamline your workflow and...

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App Note: AN4 How to select your best performing single domain antibodies


A fast, dip-in assay can provide comprehensive kinetic analysis to determine the most appropriate binding proteins Single domain antibodies (sdAbs) have an improved capacity to penetrate tissues, making them powerful...

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App Note: AN2 Can you get immediate kinetic characterization from phage display clones?


More efficient biotherapeutic discovery and screening using a fast, dip-in assay WHITE FOx can measure the kinetics of phage clones to provide insights into their affinity and avidity, providing a...


White paper: WP10 Kinetic analysis of VHH and antibodies with WHITE FOx


White paper 10 | Version 1 | Tobias Zbik, Sarah Parmentier, Kris Ver Donck ABSTRACT The landscape of antibody research continuously evolves, with novel antibody variants such as VHH, antibody-drug...

April 23, 2024


White paper: WP8 Affinity determination of single domain antibodies for detection of biomarkers


White paper 8 | Version 2 | Laura Marin, Sarah Parmentier, Kris Ver Donck, Filip Delport SUMMARY Single domain antibodies (sdAbs) and adhirons are an alternative to conventional antibodies for...

November 20, 2023


White paper: WP7 Versatile and fast IgG screening with the Protein A sensor probe


White paper 7 | Version 2 | Kris Ver Donck, Filip Delport, Laura Marin, Emma Buchet, Kim Stevens  SUMMARY FOx BIOSYSTEMS’ fiber-optic surface plasmon resonance technology (FO-SPR) is a robust...

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Detection of Breast Cancer-Specific Extracellular Vesicles with Fiber-Optic Biosensor


Yildizhan et al. (2023) International Journal of Molecular Sciences DOI: 10.3390/ijms24043764 Extracellular vesicles (EVs) have attracted great attention as potential biomarkers for cancer diagnostics. Although several technologies have been developed…

February 15, 2023


New technology for the development of molecular markers


Georg Johnen, Thomas Brüning, IPA (Institut für Prävention und Arbeitsmedizin der Deutschen Gesetzlichen Unfallversicherung) The detection of specific proteins is the focus of many methods for the diagnosis of occupational…

December 7, 2022


White paper: WP6 Using dip-in sensing to select for nanobodies in phage display


White paper 6 | Version 2 | Kris Ver Donck, Dagmara Minczakiewicz, Filip Delport, Kim Stevens Based on original publication: Knez et al. (2013) Analytical Chemistry 85, 10075 - 10082...

April 29, 2022


Innovative Label-free Strategy for Detecting Anti-RBD Antibodies in COVID-19 Patient Serum and Whole Blood


Qu et al. (2022) ACS Sensors DOI: 10.1021/acssensors.1c02215 The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has emphasized the urgent need for rapid, accurate, and large-scale diagnostic tools. Next to this, the significance of…

January 27, 2022


WHITE FOxTM technical specifications


You can find the technical specifications of the White FOxTM here: DOWNLOAD

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Affinity comparison of p3 and p8 peptide displaying bacteriophages using surface plasmon resonance


Knez et al. (2013) Anal. Chem. 85, 10075−10082   Ever increasing demands in sensitivity and specificity of biosensors have recently established a trend toward the use of multivalent bioreceptors. This…

September 30, 2013


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