Fluidic Analytics launches breakthrough protein analysis device at PEGS 2019
Summary
The Fluidity One-W can be used to confidently collect accurate and reliable protein interaction data thanks to the company’s proprietary microfluidic diffusional sizing (MDS) technology. We are delighted to provide scientists with new capabilities to investigate a range of challenging protein interactions that couldn’t be accurately studied before. Maria Andreasen, Assistant Professor, Department of Biomedicine, University of Aarhus commented: I’m excited to include the Fluidity One-W and MDS technology in our lab, where we will use it in our research into protein aggregation in bacterial biofilms. Combined with its ability to study proteins in complex backgrounds, this simplicity allows researchers to gain information and make important decisions much earlier during the research and development process.” Fluidic Analytics marked the Fluidity One-W launch with a champagne celebration accompanied by a Q&A with applications specialist Jonathan Faherty and Professor Maria Andreasen from University of Aarhus on 19th November at PEGS 2019. A talk by Professor Tuomas Knowles, University of Cambridge entitled “Probing Proteins in Small Volumes” also highlighted the possibilities of MDS and the Fluidity One-W.