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New Standards
Thomas Jowitt, University of Manchester, UK together with several members of the WG set up a survey on the general need of new standard systems. The survey has been filled in by members of the ARBRE/MOBIEU community and analysis was performed by Thom Jowitt. A key result is that there is indeed an unmet need for standard samples, especially for interaction studies.

  • Survey on the need of new standards
  • Development of a new standard system
    There were several attempts to develop new standard systems for the biophysical characterization of interactions. A very promising system has been established in Thomas Jowitt’s lab, University of Manchester, UK: the binding of lysozyme to a nanobody the affinity of which can be tued by targeted amino acid exchange. After comprehensive characterization it has been used as model system in the MST benchmarking study. A general overview of this system has been presented by Thomas Jowitt at a WG meeting in 2017
    New_standards_lysozyme_nanobody.PDF

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NEXT GENERATION BIOPHYSICS SYMPOSIUM 2021
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NEXT GENERATION BIOPHYSICS SYMPOSIUM 2020
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Analytical and Nanoanalytical Methods for Biomedical and Environmental Sciences
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15th Greta Pifat Mrzljak Biophysics School
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Biomedicine and Molecular Biosciences Action CA15126 is funded by COST, which is supported by the EU Framework Programme Horizon 2020.

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