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08-06-2011

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  Nanolane is delighted to present you with a new SARFUS study performed on protein patterns (collaboration with the IS2M Laboratory, Mulhouse, France).

 
   
 

Nanolane is delighted to present you with a new SARFUS® study performed on protein patterns (collaboration with the IS2M Laboratory, Mulhouse, France).

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Protein patterns analysis

Collaboration:

A.Ponche, IS2M, Mulhouse, France

SARFUS® Benefits:

- Fast and direct visualization for quality-control and defects detection.
- Large field of view (up to a few mm2) with nanometric sensitivity (down to 0.3nm).

Required materials:

SARFUS 3D-AIR

Protein patterns analysis with SARFUS

Hexagonal patterns of proteins are obtained by microcontact printing of a solution of ovalbumin using a PDMS stamp with hexagonal features (16 microns in diameter). The amount of protein deposited is a function of the concentration of the solution and the duration of inking on the stamp. Pattern quality is checked out in real-time with low magnification objectives (5x and 20x). After calibration, the variation in pattern thickness along a straight line is measured in order to estimate the heterogeneity of the deposition process.

 
   
   
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