Weber, L. K.L. K.WeberFischer, A.A.FischerSoehindrijo, M.M.SoehindrijoFörtsch, T. C.T. C.FörtschBojničić-Kninski, C.C.Bojničić-KninskiAlthuon, D.D.AlthuonSchillo, S. M.S. M.SchilloStriffler, J.J.StrifflerLoeffler, Felix F.Felix F.LoefflerBreitling, F.F.BreitlingHubbuch, J.J.HubbuchNesterov-Müller, A.A.Nesterov-Müller2026-02-172026-02-172015-10MikroSystemTechnik Kongress 2015978-3-8007-4100-7https://hdl.handle.net/11420/61629Peptide arrays are an ideal tool for the investigation of antibody-protein interactions. Several thousands of peptides can be screened simultaneously with a minimum of sample volume. Besides the information, if an antibody binds specifically to a peptide, it is of interest in which manner the antibody binds in terms of affinity. Therefor we developed a microfluidic system for the automated incubation of peptide arrays with biological samples. With an optical setup we can characterize the interaction of antibodies and peptides via fluorescence detection.enTechnology::600: TechnologyConference PaperConference Paper