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Being essential in biofunctionalization and biocompatibility, the interaction of proteins with surfaces is crucial in many areas of life sciences. Q-Sense’s QCM-D is now routinely used by labs to:

  • Monitor adsorption and desorption kinetics in real time
  • Verify the specificity of interactions 
  • Measure the thickness and hydration of protein films
  • Characterize the affinity between a surface-bound receptor and a soluble ligand
  • Provide information about the nature and the morphological state of the adsorbed species
  • Employ various types of surfaces - metals, polymers, functionalized and even nano-structured coatings.
  • Avoid drying or labelling artefacts, since the measurements are performed label-free and in situ

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01 Enzymatic degradation of lipid films caused by lipase
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02 Structural change of adsorbed protein layer
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03 Protein adsorption as biocompatibility evaluation method for implants
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04 Specificity of DNA hybridisation on a functionalised lipid bilayer
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08 Functionalised lipid bilayer for specific protein interaction studies
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12 Hemocompatibility of Hydroxyapatite
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14 Protein fibrillation studied with QCM-D
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15 QCM-D study of molecular conformational effects on protein-DNA interactions
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16 Protein viscosity analysis using QCM-D
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17 Enzymatic activity on functionalized surfaces