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NANOPRO NANOIMMUNOASSAY: A POWERFUL TOOL FOR PROTEIN CHARACTERIZATION IN SIZE-LIMITED SAMPLES

NanoPro™ systems enable detailed characterization of proteins in extremely small and precious samples. Unlike traditional protein analysis techniques which require thousands to millions of cells, NanoPro assays require as few as 25 cells per assay. For the first time, signal transduction proteins can be studied and quantified in limited cell populations, including:

  • Primary Cells
  • Isolated stem cell populations
  • Fine needle tumor aspirates
  • Micro-biopsies

We offer two NanoPro systems. Both platforms use the same assay and capillary chemistry, so that assays can be transferred between the two systems.

NanoPro 100. The NanoPro 100 is a compact, benchtop system designed for lower-throughput laboratories and individual investigators. Up to twelve samples are analyzed in each NanoPro 100 run.

NanoPro 1000. The NanoPro 1000 is a powerful, fully automated platform. Each automated run on the NanoPro 1000 analyzes up to 96 samples.

Compass™ software translates data into easily understandable, quantitative analysis and scientific interpretation.

  • Isoform percent totals for each protein are automatically calculated
  • Data can be viewed in three formats: graph, virtual gel-like image or digital capillary photo
  • Images of IEF separations are recorded—videos can be viewed at any time
  • Results tables and data views can be easily copied into reports and presentations

Each NanoPro platform is a complete assay system featuring Compass™ software, reagents, capillaries, consumables, an expanding library of assay protocols, and Cell Biosciences’ unmatched applications and technical support.

Phophorylation analysis from as few as 25 cells. AME Bioscience Nordic