SensiQ Pioneer to be featured at upcoming conferences

5 Jun 2008

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The SensiQ Pioneer, a fully automated surface plasmon resonance system for affinity and kinetics characterization of biomolecular interaction, will be featured by ICx Technologies at the upcoming Protein Society meeting in San Diego July 20-22, 2007 and the 13th World Congress on Drug Discovery and Development of Innovative Therapeutics in Boston August 4-7, 2008.

The Pioneer has been developed specifically for providing highly accurate and precise kinetic data in a cost-effective platform. Applications such as antibody characterization and screening, small molecule interaction analysis and protein kinetics profiling can all be easily accommodated using SensiQ Pioneer. Enhanced features such as in-line degassing, gradient injection, nanoscale fluidics, and 21 CFR Part 11 compliance combine to provide a high level of performance not available in other systems.

Please stop in and see us at the upcoming conferences or visit the article webpage for more information.

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SensiQ Pioneer to be featured at upcoming conferences