High-Throughput Validation of Synthetic Binders
Standardizing SPR and BLI protocols for the rapid assessment of library-generated protein variants at scale.
Standardizing SPR and BLI protocols for the rapid assessment of library-generated protein variants at scale.
Computational design pipelines can generate thousands of candidate binders in hours. The bottleneck shifts from design generation to experimental validation. High-throughput surface plasmon resonance (SPR) and bio-layer interferometry (BLI) are the workhorses of modern binder characterization.
SPR measures changes in refractive index at a sensor surface as analyte binds to immobilized ligand:
BLI measures the interference pattern of reflected light from a biosensor tip:
WeaveSeq recommends a tiered validation strategy:
Every validation run should report:
WeaveSeq provides validation protocol templates as part of every design campaign. Start a project to discuss your assay requirements.
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Bring us a target surface and we will scope a feasibility review, design binders, and report the same objective metrics our research is built on.