A new solution to improve the specificity of antibodies!
Our company strongly supports the selection during antibody development and lot quality control during antibody production. All human proteins synthesized in wheat germ cell-free systems are purified and maintained under non-denaturing conditions. Unlike protein arrays that contain denatured (dried) proteins, the majority retain their three-dimensional structure. Additionally, since the protein concentration falls within a 10-fold molar ratio range, we prevent the oversight of low-expressing proteins observed in antibody evaluations using knockout cells, enabling high-precision antibody assessments. 【Features】 ■ Uses 20,000 types of human proteins ■ Proteins are always maintained in solution ■ Protein concentration is nearly constant *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage Flow】 01. Send the antibody to our company 02. Conduct antibody specificity testing 03. Deliver the results report *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company was founded as a venture originating from Ehime University with the aim of commercializing and promoting wheat cell-free protein synthesis technology. Wheat cell-free synthesis technology is the first choice for synthetic systems that convert the genes of higher organisms into proteins. We hope that this platform technology will be used for a molecular understanding of biological phenomena and contribute to the development of the bioindustry, including pharmaceutical development and the development of agricultural products.
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