How can I measure conformational changes with switchSENSE®?

As the DNA switching process is extremely sensitive to changes in the hydrodynamic drag, minor changes in the molecular structure of proteins and other macromolecules can be detected as changes in the switching dynamics. A typical application of such an experiment, is...

Which flow rates should I choose for my kinetic experiment?

For kinetic experiments, choosing the appropriate flow rate can be a crucial factor for determining the correct affinity. This can possibly lead to measurement artifacts that are caused by insufficient flow rates. During the association phase, a too slow flow rate can...

How do I plan a conformational change screening in switchBUILD?

There are two basic approaches to detect a conformational change: The first approach is to include a sizing measurement into a kinetic. This way, the association and dissociation kinetics of the test compound to the ligand molecule will be recorded and at equilibrium...