Glycobiology Arrays
CD BioGlyco is a world-leading company that provides the best solutions for global customers in the field of microarrays. We provide biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies and leading research institutions with their leading carbohydrate products, services, and technologies to help glycomics research achieve high-throughput analysis at the molecular level. Our advantage lies in improving the efficiency of analyzing carbohydrates (or glycans) and their derivatives in the biomedical field. Reduce costs for customers while improving accuracy and efficiency.
Glycome Arrays
We provide a series of glycomic arrays for glycomic analysis. Our glycomic array products include several antibody arrays, using high-capacity glycomic analysis based on immunology. Our glycomic array products have been verified by a large number of experimental projects and have high specificity. This series of products can be used for the glycomic analysis of humans, mice, and rats.
Lectin Arrays
Lectins have a unique role in recognizing a variety of proteins that specifically bind to carbohydrate residues of glycoproteins and glycolipids. Lectin array products use the key role of lectins in many biological pathways to help research and clarify the important dynamic functions of carbohydrates in life activities. Our lectin microarrays provide 5 different specifications of lectin arrays for non-clinical lectin site analysis and to explore new biomarkers. Lectin microarrays may become a promising tool for high-throughput analysis of tiny clinical samples to identify glycoprotein biomarkers for cancer detection.
Glycan Arrays
The biological significance of protein glycosylation has just begun to be understood, and it is a highly complex and abundant post-translational modification. Glycan arrays allow researchers not only to analyze the specificity of glycan-binding proteins, but also to discover disease-related biomarkers and putative drug targets. The excellent performance of our glycan microarray is attributed to our advanced microarray platform. The glycan array made with advanced equipment can be used to analyze some "more classic" glycans. Our glycan array can be used to identify glycan-binding proteins in biological samples and analyze signal transduction involved in glycans. The unique surface chemistry technology of the glycan array can make the analysis results more reliable.
Special Glycan Array
Our special glycan array provides 6 unique products that can be used to quantify the glycan components in different subsets. Our special glycan array products are used for the analysis of human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs), blood group antigen analysis, heparan sulfate analysis, glycosphingolipid glycan analysis, and so on.
Glycan Modification Array
Glycan modification arrays are a group of products based on the structural characteristics of glycans themselves. Glycan macromolecules that exist in nature usually have complex branched structures, which is of great significance for their production of rich and diverse structures and participation in diversified life activities. Our special glycan microarrays can be used for the analysis of N-glycans, O-glycans and glycan sialylation.
Following the era of genomics and proteomics, glycomics has set off a new revolution in the study of protein glycosylation and protein-glycan interactions. The glycan library we have collected and based on public databases represents most of the glycan structures in mammals, humans and bacteria. This glycan epitope database includes N-glycans, O-glycans, blood group glycans, human milk glycans, glycosaminoglycans, and bacterial glycans. For more information on glycobiology arrays at CD BioGlyco, please feel free to contact us.
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