One-step direct immunoassay with horseradish peroxidase as antigen for studying the functionality of antibody surfaces
Antibody-coated surfaces (Ab surfaces) play a key role in bioanalytical tools developed for biosensors and diagnostics. Therefore, a high and well-defined functional activity of the Ab surface is required. The functional activity of the Ab surface depends on its available binding sites i.e. “the act...
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Optical, water splitting and wettability of titanium nitride/titanium oxynitride bilayer films for hydrogen generation and solar cells applications |
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Antibody-coated surfaces (Ab surfaces) play a key role in bioanalytical tools developed for biosensors and diagnostics. Therefore, a high and well-defined functional activity of the Ab surface is required. The functional activity of the Ab surface depends on its available binding sites i.e. “the active sites” that are able to capture antigen (Ag). The number of active binding sites strongly depends on the immobilization strategy used to fix the Ab on the solid surface. Determination of layer thickness or surface topology are often used to characterize the Ab surfaces but there is no gold standard method for the study of the functionality of the Ab surfaces. |
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Antibody-coated surfaces (Ab surfaces) play a key role in bioanalytical tools developed for biosensors and diagnostics. Therefore, a high and well-defined functional activity of the Ab surface is required. The functional activity of the Ab surface depends on its available binding sites i.e. “the active sites” that are able to capture antigen (Ag). The number of active binding sites strongly depends on the immobilization strategy used to fix the Ab on the solid surface. Determination of layer thickness or surface topology are often used to characterize the Ab surfaces but there is no gold standard method for the study of the functionality of the Ab surfaces. |
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Antibody-coated surfaces (Ab surfaces) play a key role in bioanalytical tools developed for biosensors and diagnostics. Therefore, a high and well-defined functional activity of the Ab surface is required. The functional activity of the Ab surface depends on its available binding sites i.e. “the active sites” that are able to capture antigen (Ag). The number of active binding sites strongly depends on the immobilization strategy used to fix the Ab on the solid surface. Determination of layer thickness or surface topology are often used to characterize the Ab surfaces but there is no gold standard method for the study of the functionality of the Ab surfaces. |
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