
Surface Plasmon Resonance imaging (SPRi)
Surface Chemistry
Our biochips are suitable for a range of surface chemistries and are not restricted to a single Ligand / Analyte regime. The biochips are easily adapted for specific processes.
We can offer:
- Pre-functionalized surfaces - ready-to-use
- Electroaddressing of your molecules onto the biochip - we do it for you
- Bare gold surfaces
Our Surface Chemistries
"ready-to-use" surface chemistries for SPRi-Biochip and SPRi-Slide
Our ready-to-use functionalised biochips are based on the SAM (Self Assembled Multilayers) surface chemistry. Different natures of biomolecules, such as proteins, DNA, carbohydrates etc., can be directly immobilised on the surface.
| Immobilization by direct coupling | Packages | |
|---|---|---|
| CS | via probes amino group | 3 units |
| CO | via probes amino group | 3 units |
| CSe | via biotinylated probes on extravidin surface | 3 units |
| COe | via biotinylated probes on extravidin surface | 3 units |
| CTg | GST-tagged probes on anti-GST antibody derivatized surface CTg | 3 units |
| CH | COOH surface chemistry read-to-be activated | 3 units |
"we do it for you" surface chemistries for SPRi-Biochip and SPRi-Slide
The immobilisation of ligand by electroadressing is based on the electropolymerisation approach. We can provide the conjugates preparation and the electrodeposition service.
Thanks to this specific functionalisation, diffent kinds of biomolecules can be immobilised such as proteins, DNA, carbohydrates etc.
| Immobilization by direct coupling | Packages | |
|---|---|---|
| CPY | the immobilization of pyrrole-conjugate1 interaction partner with polypyrrole copolymerization on biochip surface | 3 units |
| CDZ | diazonium salts based procedure for the immobilization of aryl diazonium-derivatives2 on the gold chip CDZ | 3 units |
1 Pyrrolated-conjugates are prepared using pyrrole-NHS.
2 Aryl diazonium-derivatives preparation procedure is published. See publication Protein−Diazonium Adduct Direct Electrografting onto SPRi-Biochip.




