Summary
Thousands of molecular complexes (activated molecules) can be presented homogeneously and clearly separated on the surface of an array. With the current state of the art this is not possible or only with great effort. | |
The great inventive merit of the patent was confirmed by its rapid granting. International property rights are being filed for other core biopharmaceutical markets. | |
This unique technology for the fabrication of such arrays holds great potential for future processes in the development of immuno-oncology therapeutics. | |
BioCopy ensures greater sustainability in biopharmaceutical processes. |
With the newly patented process for the production of complex arrays, BioCopy is setting new standards in the state of the art. Especially for kinetic measurements of molecular interactions in high-throughput, a simple, resource-efficient method is elementary. The German Patent Office granted the patent for the BioCopy technology much earlier than usual thanks to its great inventive merit.
Bio-Copy's new process requires little effort and saves resources. Arrays with thousands of molecular complexes cannot be made with current state of the art technology. The results are impressive in the truest sense of the word. Molecular complexes can be clearly separated and presented on the surface of the microarray. The cavity structure of the chip (see picture) is reproduced one-to-one on the array. The individual measuring spots (150 µm), which are loaded with molecular complexes during the process, remain clearly separated from each other.
The patent grant not only secures BioCopy the exclusive rights to market its proprietary technology. It is also proof of the great innovative merit of this technology for the development of immuno-oncological therapeutics.
Due to the 'fresh' application of the molecules, there is no loss of quality. This reduces preparation time, guarantees clean measurements and provides high quality results of the binding kinetics.
Bibliographical data
- Titel: Verfahren zur Herstellung von Komplex-Arrays (German only)
- ID: DE102021109811 (B3)
- Date of publication: 2022-09-22/ WO2022223516 (A1)
Contact
Dr. Claudia Duppé
presse@biocopy.de