Bio-Rad Laboratories

Aug 01, 2006

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Bio-Rad Laboratories recently launched its ProteOn XPR36 Protein Interaction Array System.

Bio-Rad said that the system is a surface plasmon resonance imaging optical biosensor that tracks optical changes at many different sites in an array.

The firm claims the system offers researchers parallel sample processing with up to 36 simultaneous interactions.

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