Streptavidin-coated solid phases with a member of a binding pair
AssigneeRoche Diagnostics Operations, Inc.
InventorsFrank BERGMANN, Dieter HEINDL, Tobias OELSCHLAEGEL, Johannes STOECKEL
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AssigneeRoche Diagnostics Operations, Inc.
InventorsFrank BERGMANN, Dieter HEINDL, Tobias OELSCHLAEGEL, Johannes STOECKEL
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The present disclosure relates to a solid phase coated with (strept)avidin and having attached thereto, by way of biotin:(strept)avidin interaction, a biotinylated first member of a binding pair, wherein the attached first member is capable of binding to a second member of the binding pair, but is not capable of binding to biotin or to (strept)avidin, and wherein no member of the binding pair is capable of hybridizing with a naturally-occurring single-stranded nucleic acid. The solid phase is particularly useful in immunoassays with samples having high content in biotin or (strept)avidin-binding derivatives thereof. The present disclosure further provides uses, kits and methods, particularly for determination of an analyte in a sample.
A solid phase coated with (strept)avidin and having attached thereto, by way of <biotin:(strept)avidin> interaction, a biotinylated first member of a binding pair, wherein the attached first member is capable of binding to a second member of the binding pair, but is not capable of binding to biotin or to (strept)avidin, wherein the second member is capable of becoming bound by the first member when the second member is part of a conjugate comprising any of an analyte, an analyte analogon, and an analyte-specific capturing agent, and wherein no member of the binding pair is capable of hybridizing with a naturally-occurring single-stranded nucleic acid.
The solid phase of claim 1, obtainable by a method of claim 10.
A method of preparing a solid phase having attached thereto a member of a binding pair, the method comprising the steps of
A complex of claim 15, obtainable by a method of claim 17.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.