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Edited by Dev Kambhampati
This book is the first of its kind in the field of protein microarrays and addresses novel strategies for constructing highly functional and biocompatible microarrays for screening proteins.
The list of authors consisting of world leading experts provide a roadmap for solving the complex challenges that are currently faced while monitoring protein-protein interactions over a wide range of microarray platforms. In doing so, they also offer a comprehensive overview of microarray surface chemistry, detection technologies, fabrication options for array development, and data analysis of numerous types of protein interactions.
Topics covered include:
- Types of biomolecular interactions
- Surface chemistry
- Detection technologies
- Spotting technologies
- Bioinformatics/data analysis
While primarily intended to serve as a reference for researchers and students embarking on the exciting fields of proteomics, drug discovery and clinical diagnostics, this technology is also expected to potentially impact the areas of food diagnostics, environmental monitoring and national security.
Hardback
Publication: due November 2003 (Notify me when this book is available)
Pages: 256
Contents
Introduction: From Fundamental Screening to Clinical Diagnostics
Surface Plasmon Fluorescence Spectroscopy for Protein Binding Studies
SPR Imaging Measurements of Protein Interactions to DNA and Peptide Arrays on Gold Thin Films
Seeing beneath the surface of biomolecular interactions Real-time characterization of label-free binding interactions using Biacore’s optical biosensors (Biacore)
Optimization of a Protein Microarray Platform Based on a Small-molecule Chemical Affinity System (Prolinx)
Protein Microarray Surface Chemistry and Coupling Schemes (Xomics)
The use of ProteinChip Arrays in deciphering Biological Pathways (Ciphergen)
Image Analysis Issues and Solutions for High-Density Arrays (Biodiscovery)
Nanomechanical cantilever sensors for miroarrays
Production of Protein Microarrays (Genetix)
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