Cell-free protein production (CFPS) is a technique that allows the synthesis of proteins in vitro, outside living cells, using a cell lysate. The lysate contains the necessary cellular machinery (enzymes, ribosomes, tRNAs,
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A cell-free expression system is a method used to synthesize proteins in vitro without the use of living cells. This system uses the key components of the cellular machinery, such as ribosomes,
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PROTACs (PROteolysis-TArgeting Chimeras) are a novel class of therapeutic agents designed to degrade disease-related proteins in cells. Unlike traditional drugs that inhibit the function of a target protein, PROTACs work by harnessing
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Antibody affinity measurement is critical for understanding how tightly an antibody binds to its target antigen, which is key to determining its effectiveness in biological assays, therapeutic applications, and vaccine development. Several
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