Protein Expression Profiling
Technology Overview
Immunochemical staining is a versatile technique for determining both the
presence and localization of an antigen. This information is of immense value
to biomedical research and clinical medicine. Most of the current methods, all
of which involve incubating cells with an antibody solution, only allow cell
staining with one or a few antibodies at a time. These methods are not suitable
for applications in which the expressions and sub-cellular localizations of a
large number of different proteins need to be examined.
The AntibodyArrayTM staining method takes advantage
of "Dissociable Protein Array" technology, which allows the delivery of a large
number of proteins to their targets in a position-addressable manner. In
staining AntibodyArrayTMs, the antibodies are immobilized on a
membrane in such a manner that when they make contact with cells fixed on
another support, the antibodies can bind to their respective antigens. When the
array support is separated from the cells, the antibodies will be dissociated
from the support and remain bound to the antigens. Therefore, the method
enables the staining of multiple antibodies simultaneously, each at a
pre-determined position.
AntibodyArrayTM staining technology offers a
high-throughput method for examining in vivo protein activities. It has
many applications, including:
Examining protein expressions
Revealing protein sub-cellular localizations
Measuring protein expressions has applications in a variety of fields, including
biomedical research, disease diagnosis, and drug discovery. Antibody array
staining provides an unique approach to reveal protein expression patterns. It
is useful in comparing the expressions of a large number of proteins between
different biological samples
Hypromatrix has developed a series of protein arrays based on Dissociable
AntibodyArrayTM Technology, including
Staining AntibodyArrayTM I . A
Trial Staining AntibodyArrayTM is also available for free
for qualified customers.
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