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New Innovative SPRm 200 Series

  • World’s first commercial SPR Microscopy
  • Integrated optical microscopy with SPR technology
  • In vitro binding kinetics at individual cell surfaces
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BI-2500 Series

  • BI-2500 Benchtop SPR
  • Compatible with electrochemistry and gas applications
  • Ideal instrument for biosensing research
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BI-4500 Series

  • Prestigious 2016 R&D 100 Award winner
  • High throughput with 5 channels
  • High sensitivity and small molecule (<100 Da) detection
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Electrochemistry SPR Applications

  • Research of conformational changes of proteins
  • Studies in reorganization of organic thin films
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BIOSENSING INSTRUMENT OFFERS INNOVATIVE SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE INSTRUMENTS FOR THE COMMUNITY

Versatile Applications

  • Life Science

    Protein/DNA/drug interactions, gene assays, drug development

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  • Electrochemical Measurements

    Anodic stripping analysis, electropolymerization, redox-and charge-related processes

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  • Chemical Vapor Sensing

    Fundamental solid-gas interface studies, detection of toxic molecules

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  • Environment, Food & Beyond

    Trace metal analysis, hazardous residue screening, sensor development

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SPR MICROSCOPY

INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY
SPRm 200 system seamlessly integrates optical microscopy with SPR to enable a label-free, real time and in vitro measurement of binding reactions and kinetics at membranes of individual cells.

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Introduction of SPRm 200

This video introduces the SPR Microscopy technology , and how it is used to detect small molecules and their interaction with membrane protein in vitro.

SPR Technology

MODULAR AND AFFORDABLE
Our flexible and modular designs are tailored to your individual research needs, all at an affordable price. BI’s unique modular design allows for a research focus not only in life science but also in electrochemistry and chemical vapor.

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How SPR Works

This popular video explains what SPR technology is, how it is used to detect small molecules and their interaction with other proteins.

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