An integrated high throughput system for the analysis of biomolecules
CA 2434699 A1 · Owner: Tubbs, Kemmons, A. · Inventors: Nelson, Randall W.; Tubbs, Kemmons, A.; Gruber, Karl A.
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The present invention provides an integrated system capable of selectively retrieving and concentrating specific biomolecules from biological media for subsequent high-performance analyses, quantifying targeted proteins recognizing variants of targeted biomolecules (e.g. splice variants point , mutations and posttranslational modifications) and elucidating their nature analyzing for, and identifying, ligands interacting with targeted biomolecules, and high-throughput screening of large populations of samples using a single, unified, economical, multiplexed and parallel processing platform. The prefer-red embodiment of the integrated system comprises molecular traps, such as affinity …
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