Bruker, 1862619, Biotin-Tag Capture Sensor

The Biotin-Tag Capture Sensor is based on a polycarboxylate hydrogel sensor with pre-immobilized Streptavidin on the surface and suitable to capture biotinylated ligands, mainly peptides, proteins, and DNA. The non-covalent interaction between biotin and streptavidin forms quickly and has a high affinity (KD = 10-15 M). Thus, it provides a stable immobilization level for capture-based assays and makes the sensor an alternative for ligands that are difficult to immobilize covalently. As the streptavidin – biotin binding is unaffected by extremes of temperature, organic solvents, pH, and most denaturing agents, the interaction between analyte and ligand can be disrupted even under harsh regeneration conditions without a loss of reproducibility. Attention! Our products 1862620 – Biotin-Tag Capture Sensor (3 pk.) and 1862621 – Biotin-Tag Capture Sensor (12 pk.) are retired. The sensor chips are still available. Please order 1862619 – Biotin-Tag Capture Sensor (1 pk.) instead. Product Specification Biotin-Tag Capture-Sensor Matrix Polycarboxylate hydrogel Modification Pre-immobilized Streptavidin Application area Capture biotin-tagged molecules Instrument All Sierra SPR systems