Measuring Affinity & Kinetics: The essential guide to understanding KinExA technology & high-affinity binding
Agenda
Thursday, September 21st
Day One
Day One
Breakfast Provided @ Hotels or Continental Breakfast @ BSU Upon Arrival
TownPlace Suites by Marriot Boise Downtown/University
Shuttle to Boise State University leaves @ 7:15 am
Residence Inn Boise Downtown/University
Shuttle to BSU leaves @ 7:25 am
TownPlace Suites by Marriot Boise Downtown/University
Shuttle to Boise State University leaves @ 7:15 am
Residence Inn Boise Downtown/University
Shuttle to BSU leaves @ 7:25 am
8:00 am
Welcome Address
Welcome Address
Track 2
8:30 am "Making it Happen" Elizabeth Hopkins, President & CEO Sapidyne Instruments Boise, Idaho Liz will highlight & discuss a few examples where KinExA user's have expanded the boundaries of what KinExA can measure &/or how KinExA measurements can be applied. In some instances Sapidyne personnel have been actively involved while in others we learned about the innovation through peer reviewed literature. We remain keenly interested in KinExA users measurement problems, your questions, ideas, wishes, & even dreams will be welcomed. |
9:45 am | Networking Break
Track 1 10:15 am Experimental Design | Assay Setup Design an assay for a soluble system & prepare for an Equilibrium Experiment |
Track 2 10:15 am Advanced KinExA Theory Models Learn about the advanced theory models within the KinExA Pro software & how to apply them to your research |
12:15 pm | Catered Lunch
Track 1 1:15 pm Hands-On Training | Affinity Experiment Prep Setup an equilibrium experiment with a soluble system on a KinExA 4000 instrument |
Track 2 1:15 pm Experimental Design | Cell Assay Setup Design an assay for a cell system & prepare for an Equilibrium Experiment |
Track 1 3:15 pm Introduction to the Theory Curve Understand how the three basic models of the KinExA Theory Curve are used & how they help you understand binding interactions |
Track 2 3:15 pm Hands-On Training | Cell Affinity Experiment Prep Setup an equilibrium experiment with a cell system on a KinExA 4000 instrument |
4:30 pm | Networking Break
4:45 pm | Speaker
"Examples of Positive Cooperativity in the Binding of Both Antibodies & their Protein Antigens"
Robert Blake, Professor
Xavier University
New Orleans, Louisiana
"Examples of Positive Cooperativity in the Binding of Both Antibodies & their Protein Antigens"
Robert Blake, Professor
Xavier University
New Orleans, Louisiana
5:15 pm
Closing Remarks
Shuttle Returns to Hotel
Closing Remarks
Shuttle Returns to Hotel
7:00 pm
Dinner Reception
Location TBD
Dinner Reception
Location TBD