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Our SPR family is growing What's new? Another testimonial from a happy customer Get P4SPRTM tips & tricks in Affinité's YouTube Channel New blogs and appnotes
Our SPR family grows with qSPRTM and KNX2TM Introducing qSPRTM, the world's first cartridge-based benchtop SPR Do you want to bring a SPR instrument inside a BSL but worry about cleaning and cross-contamination? No problem, Affinité Instruments brings you a cartridge-based benchtop qSPRTM for quick infectious disease testing or assay development that can be placed inside a small biosafety cabinet. The sensor chip and microfluidics are integrated as a single disposable cartridge for qSPR to minimize cross-contamination and exposure to biohazardous samples. Furthermore, you can still easily move it from bench to bench, wherever you need SPR. The cartridge is designed to handle samples from simple protein solutions to complex biofluids such as serum and cell lysate. KNX2TM speeds up your kinetics measurement You can now alternate easily between manual and pump injection with the new KNX2TM dual-channel injection loop module for both your P4SPRTM and qSPRTM. Do your sample preparation and flushing quickly by using the manual injection port before switching to sample loop injection for characterizing biokinetics interactions. Instead of waiting for long washing steps, you now have the flexibility with KNX2TM to switch between manual and sample loop injection at any point during a run, speeding up your experiment two samples at a time! What's new at Affinité Here is a list of our most recent updates:
Ashley Catigbe-Cates Nursing student University of Ottawa Ifrodet Giorgees Ph.D. Candidate Ontario Tech University Our co-founders, Jean-François Masson and Joelle Pelletier also jointly presented talks titled: Affinité has happy customers Professor Sabine Szunerits at University of Lille in France used Affinité's portable P4SPRTM to test surface anchored engineered antibodies on SARS-CoV-2 virus samples in her BSL3. Here is what she had to say:
"The EU funded CorDial-S proposes a novel and innovative solution to address the need of fast and sensitive sensing for the presence/absence of SARS-CoV-2 in saliva samples. It is based on the use of innovative surface receptors linked to plasmonic interfaces as well as to magnetic nanoparticles for virus pre-concentration and magnetic field enhanced SPR sensing. With the aim of performance validation in a clinical setting a highly sensitive portable SPR device was required. With P4SPR, we were able to reach this goal in a short time as the concept could be validated in BSL3 settings using cultured SARS-CoV-2 virus particles and their mutants. We are currently testing a panel of more than 200 clinical samples. Comparison with PCR is under way and will help to validate the concept." We are now on YouTube Check out a new new tutorial series called “Quick Start with your P4SPR™ Device”! Make sure you subscribe to stay up-to-date with our video releases. Resources New Blog Posts
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