Gator AAV9 probes for highly selective AAV9 quantitation

18 Mar 2022

In this product note, Gator Bio introduces the Gator™ AAV9 Probes, high specificity nanobody-based biosensors that enable direct capture and quantitation of AAV9 in crude lysates, column eluates, cell lysates, and cell culture supernatants.

AAV9 Probes

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The Gator ® AAV9 Probes are high specificity nanobody-based biosensors that enable direct capture and quantitation of AAV9 in crude lysates, column eluates, cell lysates and cell culture supernatants. The Gator ® AAV9 probe uses proven CaptureSelect™ (Thermo Fisher Scientific) high affinity and high specificity anti-AAV9 nanobody.

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Gator AAV9 probes for highly selective AAV9 quantitation