Protein Interaction Resource Core Facility

The Protein Interaction Facility provides University investigators with easy access to advanced technologies used in characterizing binding interactions. Currently, a BIACORE 2000 optical biosensor is used to define the assembly state, affinity, and kinetics of an interaction. The key advantage of optical biosensors is that they allow the real-time analysis of molecular interactions without labeling requirements. This makes the technology applicable to the study of a wide variety of biological molecules, including proteins, oligonucleotides, oligosaccarides, and lipids. The core director is Dr. David Myszka.

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