3D-Azide surface chemistry

for bio-orthogonal binding of oligonucleotides, peptides, and small molecules containing alkyne or cyclo-alkyne groups via Click chemistry.

Products

Id
Surface Modifications
Format
Id Surface Modifications Format
00 680 601 3D-Azide 96-well plate, white, 12 x 8-strip, flat bottom
00 690 601 3D-Azide 96-well plate, transparent, 12 x 8-strip, flat bottom
00 691 601 3D-Azide 96-well µClear® plate, polystyrene, black
00 695 601 3D-Azide 96-well plate ELISA, C-bottom, transparent, 12 x 8 strip
00 700 621 2D-Azide 96 Round MultiWell Plate, Black Polystyrene, Glass Bottom
00 705 621 2D-Azide 96 Square MultiWell Plate, Black Polystyrene, Glass Bottom
00 710 621 2D-Azide 384 Square MultiWell Plate, Black Polystyrene, Glass Bottom
00 800 601 3D-Azide 96-well PP plate, F-bottom (chimney format)
00 850 601 3D-Azide 96-well PCR plate, PP, natural, half skirt, ABI design
00 880 601 3D-Azide 12x 8-tube PCR strips, PP
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Key Features

  • Simple coupling chemistry, highly specific bio-orthogonal reaction
  • Alternative to conventional Streptavidin-Biotin immobilization
  • Three-dimensional (3D)-surface chemistry comprised of a long-chain polymer containing a defined number of azide groups. The 3D-structure incorporates moieties that reduce unspecific binding
  • Polypropylene plates available for applications using organic solvents or aggressive media

PolyAn equips conventional 96-well plates as well as solvent stable Polypropylene plates with 3D-Azide surfaces. Please do not hesitate to contact us, if you would like to functionalize a different format or substrate with our 3D-Azide surface.

3D-Azide surface for DNA hybridization

Measurements to demonstrate and verify the efficient immobilization of DBCO-modified oligonucleotides to 3D-Azide microplates via copper-free click-chemistry.

Left: Immobilization of a 5’-DBCO-oligonucleotide (20mer, 3'-labelled with 6-FAM) via strain promoted alkyne-azide cycloaddition (SPAAC), Right: Hybridization with the corresponding anti-strand (5’-labelled with TAMRA).