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Attana AB launches new software suite

Aiming for innovation, the Attana Attaché 2.0 software suite has enhanced features and functionalities creating a streamlined workflow and increasing the information content.

The new module can simulate experimental parameters, resulting in improved planning thus leading to more optimized experiments and increased throughput. The fully integrated kinetics module enables the use of both 1:1 and mass transport curve fitting.

For more information, please contact Gabriela Suhoschi, Marketing Manager, Attana AB: gabriela.suhoschi@attana.com, +46 (0) 8- 674 57 12 or visit our web:www.attana.com

Topics

  • Medical research

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  • biosensor
  • software
  • attana

About Attana AB

Based in Stockholm, Sweden, Attana AB develops and sells biosensors for analysis of biomolecular interactions. Our systems have since 2003 been employed at leading life science companies and universities worldwide, working in a wide variety of research fields. Attana’s biosensors can be used to determine specificity, kinetics and affinity, amongst other binding characteristics of biomolecules and macrostructures of varying species such as cells, antibodies, proteins, viruses and bacteria.

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