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Temperature-Dependant Circular Dichroism Spectroscopy Measurements
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MOSBRI 2024
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Colorado Protein Stability Conference
5th-8th August 2024, Colorado, United States Of America
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HOS 2024
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Emergence of irreversible modulation in drug discovery
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Applied Photophysics of Leatherhead, Surrey, UK, is a leading provider of solutions for the biophysical characterisation of biomolecules and has been providing spectroscopy to the research community for over 50 years. Chirascan™ systems use the phenomenon of circular dichroism (CD) to characterise changes in the higher-order structure of proteins. These systems are used in cutting-edge research and to support the development of innovator drugs and biosimilars in the biopharmaceutical industry.
The company’s SX range of stopped-flow spectrometers is acknowledged globally as the gold standard for kinetic studies of fast biochemical reactions. Through a joint venture with Fluorescence Innovations Inc of Minneapolis, MN, USA, operating as Protein Stable, we have also introduced easy-to-use high-throughput protein stability screening with microplate-based intrinsic fluorescence thermal ramping and chemical melt plate readers.