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This research aims to develop a label-free SPR biosensor to analyze proteins in bovine PPD tuberculins for quality control.

SPR-biosensor for the characterisation of proteins in bovine tuberculins

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Randomized trial utilizes SPR technology for protein detection in bovine tuberculins, suggesting improvements for animal-free testing.

This research aims to develop a label-free SPR biosensor to analyze proteins in bovine PPD tuberculins for quality control.
Utilized SPR biosensor for quantitative and qualitative analysis.
Characterized antibodies by ELISA and Western blot for antigen binding.
Optimized capture-based SPR assay to detect specific proteins in complex matrices.
Detected CFP10, MPB83, and MPB70 with limits of detection: 10.5 nM, 14.4 nM, and 6.5 nM, respectively.
Demonstrated reproducible, concentration-dependent detection of all three antigens in the WHO International Standard.
Kinetic binding profiles indicated variations in recovery rates, particularly reduced for CFP10.

Hein et al. (2026) studied this question.

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