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The Science Behind the Platforms
The Electronic Perspective
Key Features
The Science Behind the Platforms

eProfiler Technology employs a direct measurement approach, analysing the electronic or electrochemical state of a sample. The electronic profiles obtained reflect the sample's unique chemical composition and structural characteristics. By capturing these intrinsic electronic signatures, the method ensures a highly accurate and reproducible analysis of both biological and non-biological materials.

This innovative method provides unparalleled insights into the fundamental properties of materials, paving the way for precise and standardised characterisation across diverse applications.

The Electronic Perspective

Just as biology, chemistry, and physics uncover properties and behaviors of materials and organisms, electronics provides a unique lens to explore their state and composition. This approach leverages the foundational fact that all materials are composed of atoms, which in turn contain electrons. The movement and behavior of these electrons—whether within a material or between molecules—define its electronic state. This state is intricately tied to the material’s physical, chemical, and biological properties. By using miniaturised sensors, our platform precisely measures these electron dynamics, enabling deeper insights into the nature of the material.

Key Features
  • Label-Free and Rapid: delivers precise and immediate results without using chemicals/reagents.
  • Standardization and Consistency: PCB-based sensors, uniform sample areas, and device consistency are among features that guarantee reliable and reproducible results.

  • Protein Structure Analysis

    • Assess Protein Quality: Check sample quality before starting experiments.
    • Study Structural Changes: Track how proteins change during experiments.
    • Detect Degradation: Catch early signs of damage or breakdown.
    • Determine Structure State: Know if proteins are native or denatured before you begin.

    Cell Analysis

    • Examine Cell Culture Quality: Know the health of your cultured cells before using them
    • Determine Cell Viability: Only use viable cells in your tests
    • Differentiate Cell Status: Easily detect early signs of cell damage or stress.

    Electrochemical Research

    •  Droplet Electrochemistry:
      Uses only 15 microliters for high-sensitivity testing.
    • Enhanced Reproducibility:
      Sensors are cleanroom-packed, sterilised, and consistent.
    • Water Quality Testing & Field Use:
      Instantly test for heavy metalspesticides, and pollutants — right in the field.
    • Biological Sample Analysis:
      Great for drug discoverybiomarker detection, and biosensing.