High affinity peptides detect specific antibodies in biological samples, reducing time and cost for early disease monitoring.
A polydactyl zinc finger artificial transcription factor reprograms somatic cells to pluripotency and directs differentiation into specific lineages.
Random receptor distribution and electrical signature beads resolve functionalization complexity while enhancing signal strength for multi-analyte biosensors.
Oligonucleotide templates encode peptides for in vitro translation, reducing protein production complexity while maintaining analysis quality.
A metadatabase of minimal epitope profiles characterizes antibody activity through high-throughput peptide sequencing.
A method constructs antibody CDR libraries using degenerate codons to generate precise amino acid distributions.
Fluorophore tagging of mRNA-DNA-peptide complexes enables flow cytometry sorting for target-specific peptide enrichment.
Fatty acid-binding proteins 3 and 4 serve as specific biomarkers to detect peripheral artery disease presence.
Segmented solid phase peptide libraries resolve inconsistent substrate recognition by enabling unbiased global screening of protein deacetylase preferences.