Zafer Altin <zafer at abconcepts.com> wrote:
>You may try coating test plates with biotinylated antigens followed by
>back-coating with some blocking buffer (e.g. 1% BSA plus Tween 20).
>Then add an optimized concentration of strepavidin-HRP to generate
>a readable signal(OD 1.0-2.0) when substrate added. This will not give
>you an absolute amount of bound antigen but a fairly reasonable
>comparison among three antigens you anticipate to use. You should also
>determine biotin/collagen molar ratios to determine how similar
>the capacities of these three antigens to bind strepavidin-HRP are.
>Good luck.
... ah, but can you be sure that all the collagens will biotinylate
with the same efficiency?
Pete
>Z. Altin
>Antibody Concepts
>zafer at abconcepts.com>web site:http://www.abconcepts.com
