Structural Biology – Products

Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. today unveiled the Thermo Scientific Arctis Cryo-Plasma Focused Ion Beam, a new connected and automated microscope designed to advance the pace of cryo-electron tomography research.

Ubiquigent Limited has announced the expansion of its Scientific Advisory Board with the appointments of Professor Helen Walden and Professor John Davis.

Under the expanded collaboration, Proteros will receive additional research funding, milestone payments plus royalties.

The structural characterization of complex proteins gives researchers a glimpse into their in vivo mechanistic functions and complex chemistries. In the case of drug development, structural information of proteins involved in disease pathways is crucial for downstream rational design of novel therapeutics.

Proteins typically fold into well-defined tertiary structures and interact with other proteins to form homo- and hetero-oligomers to accomplish their physiological functions. These functions have implications on health and disease, but are also relevant for biotechnology applications.

Agilent Technologies Inc. has announced the new Agilent 6560C Ion Mobility LC/Q-TOF, enhancements to the VWorks automation software suite, and new AssayMAP large capacity cartridges.

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Life science and drug discovery researchers interested in bioluminescent tools will have the opportunity to hear from global thought leaders on the possibilities and applications of luciferase technologies during the upcoming Discover Glo 2021 virtual seminar series.

GenNext Technologies, Inc., has announced that nearly $7M in NIH grant awards has led to a seminal US patent for its novel technology that vastly improves the utility of protein footprinting for the study of biopharmaceutical higher-order structure.

The Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre (CCDC) announces the launch of CSD-Theory software for use in small molecule pharmaceutical development. This latest addition to the CCDC’s software toolbox delivers easy storage, management, search and display of crystal structure prediction results alongside experimental structures on a web-based platform and an API interface.