Measurements of binding thermodynamics extends the characterisation of biomolecular intercations, since binding affinity is a function of two quantities: the enthalpy (ΔH) and entropy (ΔS). By exploiting binding thermodynamics the potential of enthalpy and entropy correlations associated with chemical modifications in different regions of the lead molecule can be specified enabling a more robust and reliable drug discovery process.
Biaffin uses a Biacore T100 / T200 instrument to analyze binding kinetics of a defined interaction between two biomolecules at a series of temperatures between 4°C and 40°C. Evaluation of interaction data obtained at varying temperatures provides van't Hoff and Eyring plots which yield thermodynamic constants for the equilibrium and transition state formation.
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