Life Tech Scientists Develop Protein Thermal Shift Assay for Real-Time PCR Systems
November 04, 2010
Life Tech Scientists Develop Protein Thermal Shift Assay for Real-Time PCR Systems
The assay has the potential to facilitate drug discovery by measuring protein thermal stability, identifying suitable buffer conditions, and measuring protein-ligand interactions; and could open up a new market for Life Tech's real-time PCR systems.
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