Measuring Molecular Properties
The CMI has tools to characterize the physical properties of your protein or macromolecule. These can be used to compare proteins or to optimize purification and storage conditions.
Circular Dichroism measures protein secondary structure, and thermal and chemical stability.
Differential Scanning Fluorimetry measures thermal stability or chemical stability, at higher throughput.
Dynamic Light Scattering is used to measure hydrodynamic radius (or particle size).
Mass Photometry and Size Exclusion chromatography with Multi-Angle Light Scattering are Static Light Scattering techniques, used to measure molar mass in solution.
CMI Technologies to Measure Molecular Properties
