NanoPro 1000
Simple Western charge assays
NanoPro™ 1000 gives you all the detailed info you need on your proteins—including characterization of post-translational protein modifications. He also runs the widest pl 3 to 10 gradient and analyzes up to 96 samples at a time to boot. Did we mention he's a conservationist too? Use as few as 25 cells per assay, even when you're characterizing low abundance proteins in limited cell populations. So save your cells and a chunk of time too!
My sample is precious and I don't have enough for other methods
Sometimes you wish you could do more with your small and precious sample. NanoPro 1000 is a conservationist. Uses as few as 25 cells per assay, even when you're characterizing low abundance proteins in precious and extremely small samples such as primary cells, fine-needle tumor aspirates and laser capture microdissection (LCM). Imagine all the data you can get from your sample!
Monitoring of drug effects in fine needle aspirates from individual mice over time with NanoPro 1000
I have too many samples and need higher throughput protein characterization
Our Simple Western systems offer the right throughput for your needs. NanoPro 1000 will process up to 96 data points per run in eight cycles of 12 data points each. Ideal for screening or applying the same assay to large number of samples. All the throughput you need with minimum hands-on time.
I am in a race to discover and I need my data faster
If analyzing 96 data points overnight is not impressive enough, maybe we should add that it includes data analysis. Set up and start your run in the afternoon and come back the next morning to find charge isoforms detection with a pan antibody automatically done for each sample. If your time is as precious as your samples and you need results faster, we will help you win the race to discovery with NanoPro 1000.
Click on the clock to the right to see your time savings.
My current method is not reproducible
How reproducible will your current immunoassay be in analyzing 96 data points? With NanoPro 1000 you get intra- and inter-assay CV<20% for size and charge assays. How's that for reproducibility?
I need more than size data
Sometimes a band from a Western is not telling you the entire story about your target of interest. Size-based separation will not be able to resolve phosphorylation isoforms and other post-translational modification. A charge assay (cIEF plus immunodetection) has the power to let you see beyond what's detected by a traditional Western.
| DESCRIPTION | IMMUNOASSAY CHARGE SPECIFICATION |
|---|---|
| Sample Required | 0.6-1.2 µg |
| Volume Required | 5-12 µL/well |
| Size or pI Range | Widest gradient ranges from pI 3 to pI 10 |
| Sizing CV | <10% |
| Intra-assay CV | <20% |
| Inter-assay CV | <20% |
| Resolution (± percent difference in MW) |
± 0.1 pI units |
| Quantitation CV | <20% |
| Dynamic Range | 3 logs |
| Sensitivity | Low pg |
| Capillary | 5 cm, 100 µm, 400 nL |