High-density peptide arrays with combinatorial laser fusing

Combinatorial laser fusing is a new method to produce high-density peptide arrays with feature sizes as small as 10 μm. It combines the high spot densities achieved by lithographic methods with the cost-efficiency of biofunctional xerography. The method is also adapted for other small molecules compatible with solid phase synthesis.

Subjects

immunoassays

laser processing

particle patterning

peptide arrays

peptide synthesis

DDC Class

600: Technology

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High-density peptide arrays with combinatorial laser fusing