Thank you for your interest in the LanthaScreen® Eu Kinase Binding Assay.


If you would like to learn more about this assay format, please complete the form below and one of our Drug Discovery Technical Sales Specialists will contact you.

Contact Information

 
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Job Role

 
 CEO / COO / President
 Vice President
 Department Head
 Principal Investigator
 Medical Doctor
 Director
 Post-doctoral fellow
 
 Scientist / Associate Scientist
 Student / Graduate Student
 Research Assistant / Lab Technician
 Lab Manager
 Purchaser / Procurer
 Educator

Techniques

 
 Mass Spectrometry
 Cell Imaging
 qPCR / Real-time PCR / qRT-PCR
 DNA Sequencing
 
 Next Generation DNA Sequencing
 Nucleic Acid Purification and/or Separation
 Transfection
 Virus Isolation

Applications

 
 BioMarker Discovery
 Cell / Tissue Culture
 Cloning
 Environmental Testing
 Epigenetics / Epigenomics Analysis
 Food and Beverage Testing
 Forensics / Human Identity
 Gene Expression / RNA Analysis
 
 Genotyping and Genetic Variation
 Imaging & Microscopy
 In Vivo Research
 Plant Research
 Protein Analysis / Proteomics
 Protein Expression / Production
 RNAi
 Stem Cells

Do you have access to a TR-FRET plate reader? *

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 No
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 I don’t know

What plate reader do you currently have available? *

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 Envision® (PerkinElmer)
 Analyst® (Molecular Devices)
 ViewLux™ (PerkinElmer)
 PHERAstar/PHERAstar Plus (BMG Labtech)
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 SpectraMax® M5/M5e (Molecular Devices)
 Infinite® F500 (Tecan)
 Other
 

For what kinase applications are you interested in using this assay format? (Select all that apply.) *

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 Assay development
 Study type II inhibitors
 On/off rate measurements
 Study mechanisms of action
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 Primary screening
 Secondary screening
 Other
 

What do you estimate your annual usage of assay reagents to be (in wells), based on your kinase assay application? *

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 Less than 10,000
 10,000–20,000
 20,000–50,000
 50,000–100,000
 100,000–250,000
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 250,000–500,000
 500,000–750,000
 More than 1,000,000
 I don’t know