Tycho | Protein Quality

How to access your Tycho data from anywhere with Tycho.Cloud

Having the flexibility to work from anywhere is more important than ever, especially for researchers who are doing critical work. You may still need to access your lab instruments, but working...

How to look at your protein’s functionality and concentration with Tycho.Cloud

Whether you’re a Tycho.Cloud user or just hearing about it, the big vision for Tycho.Cloud and its current capabilities are focused on helping you get more out of your Tycho data and really...

Why you should consider subscribing to research instruments instead of buying

In recent years, subscriptions have become more and more popular. Chances are you have some too — maybe you have a subscription to your favorite video or music streaming service, or you have a...

3 Tycho.Cloud apps that help you compare protein samples

Tycho gives you a better idea of what you’re working with by comparing your samples: Comparing a protein before and after storage, or comparing a protein in different buffers, or comparing the...

How the cloud will transform the way you do research

Imagine how your scientific research can be made easier Imagine this scenario: you run a binding affinity assay on, let’s say, NanoTemper’s Monolith, and instead of just a Kd result, you get...

Accelerate your protein purification workflow by knowing protein quality first

Protein quality is a challenging parameter to measure. Clearly, when the quality of a protein is poor, it likely won’t function and often can be difficult to even characterize. When questionable...

5 publications that put protein quality checks into the workflow, using Tycho

Tycho launched a little over two years ago in January 2018 as the solution for quickly assessing protein quality. Soon after, The Scientist journal even recognized Tycho as one of the top 10...

Cyrill Brunner gets Explorer Award for innovative approach to advance drug discovery research using computer modeling

Meet Cyrill Brunner, Senior PhD candidate at ETH in Zurich, Switzerland (preparing to defend his thesis as we go to press) and one of the 2019 Explorer award recipients. This award is given to...

3 assumptions from an SDS-PAGE that lead to false conclusions

Scientists who routinely analyze proteins turn to SDS-PAGE, a proven method for separating proteins and peptides based on their molecular weight. First reported in the literature in the early...

Thermal unfolding and refolding of a lytic polysaccharide monooxygenase from Thermoascus aurantiacus

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Nature survey shows there’s a reproducibility crisis After Nature published a survey of 1576 researchers, it became clear that the life science research community is facing a reproducibility...

Functionally critical residues in the aminoglycoside resistance-associated methyltransferase RmtC play distinct roles

A quick protein quality check can significantly improve your daily workflow

Are you following your trusted protocol but still getting inconsistent results? The quality of your protein sample could be to blame. Protein quality is important, especially because more complete...

Molecular basis for the binding and selective dephosphorylation of Na+/H+ exchanger 1 by calcineurin