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Colorado Protein Stability Conference
5th-8th August 2024, Colorado, United States Of America
Next Level Differential Scanning Fluorimetry
The SUPR-DSF by Protein Stable delivers next level differential scanning fluorimetry by simplifying sample preparation and analysis of protein stability into a single microplate.
Utilising precision optical components to deliver the highest sensitivity, intrinsic fluorescence of proteins and full spectrum detection, both thermal ramping and isothermal chemical denaturation experiments can be easily run in 384-well microplates.
Next generation differential scanning flourimetry
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Ellen Carrick, a PhD student at the University of Bristol's Department of Physics, focuses on the study of soft matter, particularly the structural and colloidal stability of proteins. Her research has broad biological implications, including understanding cellular organization and disease pathways such as Alzheimer's.
Dr Jennifer McManus, Head of Physics at the University of Bristol, focuses on protein self-assembly, exploring how and why proteins associate in different contexts.
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5th-8th August 2024, Colorado, United States Of America
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