On-Demand Webinar: Accelerating Drug Discovery with High-throughput Biomolecular Interaction Analysis
Duration: 1 hour 18 minutes
Using the label-free optical technique of Bio-Layer Interferometry (BLI), the Octet® platform provides real-time analysis of molecular interactions. It relies on the robust and easy-to-use Dip and Read™ format, which provides faster time to results relative to technologies like ELISA and SPR. It also operates in a fluidics-free format, thereby minimizing the complexity in analyte detection by fluidics-based technologies like SPR. The Octet® platform provides high-throughput analysis, with the option of analyzing up to 96 samples simultaneously, thereby increasing analytical productivity. It has high tolerance to a diverse array of sample types, making it compatible across the various steps from drug discovery to in-process testing during drug substance manufacturing. In addition, the samples analyzed on an Octet system can be reused for other analysis, minimizing depletion of resources, and maximizing process economy.
View This Webinar to Learn About:
- How Octet® BLI works in therapeutic discovery and development, including common challenges and solutions
- Adoption of the Octet® BLI in the development of advanced therapeutics such as Bispecific antibodies, Nanobodies and Antibody-drug conjugates
- Benefits of using a real-time label free analytical tool such as the Octet® BLI relative to ELISA and SPR
- Best practices and protocols to generate high-quality data quickly and easily using the Octet® BLI platform
Webinar Speaker
Bob Dass, Ph.D.
Senior Scientist, Sartorius
Bob Dass, Ph.D., is a Senior Scientist on the Octet Applications Team at Sartorius. Bob joined the then ForteBio in 2015 as a Field Scientist supporting the Octet BLI and Pioneer SPR technologies in the Mid-Atlantic and Boston-Cambridge regions of the US. He has more recently supported customers in the Canada region. Prior to joining ForteBio, he worked at GE Healthcare (Cytivia, India) in the same role, supporting customers on GE’s analytical products that included SPR (Biacore), proteomics, and imaging platforms. He has a PhD in Microbiology from the University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore, India.
