Sensor Chip C1

Biacore sensor chip with carboxymethylated, matrix-free surface for covalent immobilization. Use when there is a need to avoid dextran on the surface.

Biacore Series S Sensor Chip C1 schematic illustration

Sensor Chip C1

Biacore sensor chip with carboxymethylated, matrix-free surface for covalent immobilization. Use when there is a need to avoid dextran on the surface.

1. Sensor chip format

Classic

Series S

2. For use with

Biacore 1K, Biacore 1K+, Biacore 1S+, Biacore 8K, Biacore 8K+, Biacore T200, Biacore S200, Biacore 4000

Biacore X100, Biacore C

3. Includes

1 sensor chip

3 sensor chips

Sensor Chip C1

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Overview

Biacore sensor chip with carboxymethylated, matrix-free surface for covalent immobilization. Use when there is a need to avoid dextran on the surface.

Use when the interaction partner in solution is multivalent or very large.
Maintains sensitivity by keeping large particles as close as possible to the surface.
Reduces avidity effects with multivalent interaction partners.
Attach proteins, nucleic acids, carbohydrates or small molecules.
Couple to carboxyl groups on the sensor surface via -NH2, -SH, -CHO, -OH or -COOH.

Features

The matrix-free surface of Sensor Chip C1 is carboxymethylated and has a low binding capacity. The flat surface allows interactions to take place closer to the surface. These features can be beneficial when working with multivalent interaction partners, large molecules, molecular complexes and particles. This surface is also useful for those few interactions that may be affected by the presence of dextran.