Revolutionary SomaScan Assay Animation: Visualizing Proteins in Live Cells with SOMAmer Reagents

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March 20, 2023
Protein Detection with SomaScan Assay Animation: See Proteins in Live Cells with SOMAmer Reagents.
Experience the Future of Protein Detection with SomaScan Assay Animation: See Proteins in Live Cells with SOMAmer Reagents

Description

This animation showcases the revolutionary SomaScan Assay, a cutting-edge technology that utilizes highly sensitive and specific molecular tools to detect and quantify proteins in living cells. Produced by Ghost Productions for SomaLogic, the animation highlights the SomaScan Platform Assay and its ability to provide researchers with a better understanding of the mechanisms of action (MOA) of their target proteins and identify new therapeutic targets. The SomaScan Assay can also be used to visualize proteins in live cells, making it a valuable tool for medical and scientific animation. The technology uses Slow Off-Rate Modified Aptamers (SOMAmer reagents) to provide 7,000 highly reproducible measurements of circulating proteins from a single sample of plasma, serum, or urine. These synthetic, ssDNA sequences with protein-like appendages tightly bind a specific protein target, making the SomaScan Assay a game-changing tool in the field of protein analysis.

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Somalogic

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SomaLogic Somamers

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Ghost Productions, Inc.

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Ghost Productions, Inc.

Date Published

Mar 20, 2023

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Ghost Productions, Inc. (Mar 20, 2023). SomaLogic Somamers [Blog]. Ghost Productions, Inc. Retrieved from https://ghostmedical.com/image/somalogic-somamers/

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Ghost Productions, Inc. “SomaLogic Somamers.” Ghost Productions, Inc., Mar 20, 2023, https://ghostmedical.com/image/somalogic-somamers/. [Blog]

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