Substrate for protein microarray containing functionalized polymer
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsTiecheng A. Qiao, Jeffrey W. Leon, Thomas L. Penner, Zhihao Yang
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Abstract
A gelatin-based substrate for fabricating protein arrays, the substrate comprising: gelatin having at least one surface; a polymer scaffold affixed to the gelatin surface; wherein the polymer in the scaffold is rich in reactive units capable of immobilizing proteins.
Claims29
A gelatin-based substrate for fabricating protein arrays, the substrate comprising:
- gelatin having at least one surface;
- a polymer scaffold affixed to the gelatin surface;
- wherein the polymer in the scaffold is rich in reactive units capable of immobilizing proteins.
A gelatin-based substrate for fabricating protein arrays, the substrate comprising:
- gelatin having at least one surface;
- a polymer scaffold affixed to the gelatin surface;
- and
- a trifunctional compound A-L-B;
- wherein A is a functional group capable of interacting with the polymer scaffold;
- L is a linking group capable of interacting with A and with B;
- and B is a specific functionality that provides one or more reactive units capable of interacting with a protein capture agent.
A method of making a gelatin-based substrate for fabricating protein arrays comprising the steps of:
- providing a support;
- coating on the support a composition containing gelatin;
- bonding a polymer scaffold to a surface of the gelatin;
- wherein the polymer in the scaffold is rich in reactive units capable of immobilizing proteins.
A method of making a gelatin-based substrate for fabricating protein arrays comprising the steps of:
- providing a support;
- coating on the support a composition containing gelatin;
- affixing a polymer scaffold to a surface of the gelatin;
- and
- bonding a trifunctional compound A-L-B to the polymer scaffold;
- wherein A is a functional group capable of bonding to the polymer scaffold;
- L is a linking group capable of connecting A with B;
- and B is a reactive unit that provides one or more reactive units capable of interacting with a protein or protein capture agent.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.