ForceRobot®. The New Era in Force Spectroscopy.

Force spectroscopy is a single molecule technique
that allows the real-time study of molecular interactions on the nano scale. Originating from the broad field of Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM), force spectroscopy provides the necessary sensitivity to characterize biomolecular interactions such as the unfolding forces of single proteins or forces of a single chemical bond.

Automated force spectroscopy

	Folding/unfolding dynamics
	Binding site localization
	Inter- and intramolecular interactions

A label-free single molecule technique

Intermolecular interaction examples

	Characterization of receptor-ligand, antibody-antigen, or DNA/aptamer-protein interactions in biophysics, biochemistry, and molecular cell biology
	Molecular adhesion studies in surface chemistry and polymer science

Intramolecular interaction examples

DNA melting, polymer stretching, protein unfolding, and polysaccharide elasticity in molecular medicine, pharmacology, bionics and food technology