Base Pair Biotechnologies
Base Pair Biotechnologies is a leading provider of customized aptamer discovery and development services, utilizing proprietary technologies and a collaborative approach to generate novel affinity agents for healthcare solutions and environmental protection.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Base Pair Biotechnologies
Pearland, Texas, United States, North America
Patents
Methods and materials for discovery of functional ligands to molecular complexes
US-12338434-B1
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Methods and materials for discovery of functional ligands to molecular complexes
US-12338434-B1
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Ampicillin-binding aptamer (catalog entry)
A chemically synthesized aptamer selected for binding to ampicillin sodium salt, provided with a data sheet describing binding characterization.
Catalog cytokine aptamers (IL-6, IL-7, IL-10, IL-18, IFNγ etc.)
A set of catalog aptamers selected against cytokines used for research assays, some available as matched pairs for assay development.
custom aptamer discovery
Base Pair Biotechnologies offers aptamer maturation services including selection, sequencing, bioinformatics, and affinity determination to improve DNA and RNA aptamer performance for various end-use applications.
Custom Aptamer Discovery Using Cell-SELEX
A service enabling selection of aptamers without prior identification of a specific cell surface target, used to identify new disease-specific targets for therapeutic development and early-stage diagnostics.
Aptamers for
DNA and RNA aptamers used as affinity labeling reagents in fluorescence microscopy to achieve higher labeling density and resolution below 10 nm, surpassing traditional antibodies.
Aptamers for Biosensors
Custom selected aptamers optimized for use in various biosensor platforms including optical, plasmon resonance, and electrochemical sensors.
Ampicillin-binding aptamer (catalog entry)
A chemically synthesized aptamer selected for binding to ampicillin sodium salt, provided with a data sheet describing binding characterization.
Catalog cytokine aptamers (IL-6, IL-7, IL-10, IL-18, IFNγ etc.)
A set of catalog aptamers selected against cytokines used for research assays, some available as matched pairs for assay development.
custom aptamer discovery
Base Pair Biotechnologies offers aptamer maturation services including selection, sequencing, bioinformatics, and affinity determination to improve DNA and RNA aptamer performance for various end-use applications.
Custom Aptamer Discovery Using Cell-SELEX
A service enabling selection of aptamers without prior identification of a specific cell surface target, used to identify new disease-specific targets for therapeutic development and early-stage diagnostics.
Aptamers for
DNA and RNA aptamers used as affinity labeling reagents in fluorescence microscopy to achieve higher labeling density and resolution below 10 nm, surpassing traditional antibodies.
Aptamers for Biosensors
Custom selected aptamers optimized for use in various biosensor platforms including optical, plasmon resonance, and electrochemical sensors.
Services
Design and execution of SELEX campaigns, selection in tailored libraries and matrices, sequencing, and candidate identification for diagnostic, therapeutic, or environmental applications.
Sequence processing, clustering, enrichment analysis, and in silico maturation to prioritize aptamer candidates from NGS outputs.
Analytical services measuring association/dissociation rates and KD using optical and solution-phase methods to support candidate selection and assay design.
Method development for ELASA, lateral flow assays, dot blots, western blots, and biosensor-compatible protocols, including buffer optimization and aptamer pairing.
Truncation, nucleotide substitution, non-natural base incorporation, multimerization, PEGylation and conjugation to tune affinity, stability, and in vivo properties.
Selection and engineering of aptamers for compatibility with optical, electrochemical, plasmonic, field-effect, and magnetoresistive sensor platforms.
Design and execution of SELEX campaigns, selection in tailored libraries and matrices, sequencing, and candidate identification for diagnostic, therapeutic, or environmental applications.
Sequence processing, clustering, enrichment analysis, and in silico maturation to prioritize aptamer candidates from NGS outputs.
Analytical services measuring association/dissociation rates and KD using optical and solution-phase methods to support candidate selection and assay design.
Method development for ELASA, lateral flow assays, dot blots, western blots, and biosensor-compatible protocols, including buffer optimization and aptamer pairing.
Truncation, nucleotide substitution, non-natural base incorporation, multimerization, PEGylation and conjugation to tune affinity, stability, and in vivo properties.
Selection and engineering of aptamers for compatibility with optical, electrochemical, plasmonic, field-effect, and magnetoresistive sensor platforms.
Expertise Areas
- Aptamer discovery and SELEX
- Bioinformatics for oligonucleotide selection
- Aptamer maturation and chemical modification
- Assay development and optimization (ELASA, LFA, dot blot, western blot)
Key Technologies
- SELEX (including multiplex SELEX)
- Next-generation sequencing for selection monitoring
- Bioinformatics / in silico maturation
- Bio-Layer Interferometry (BLI)
News & Updates
$750K Contract from the National Cancer Institute to Develop 75 New Aptamers for Proteomics Research
Base Pair received a contract to develop novel aptamers targeting cancer biomarker proteins for research purposes.
Discussion of aptamers' potential in viral detection and therapeutics, including Ebola, Dengue, Influenza, and HIV.
Comparison of traditional antibodies and aptamers, highlighting advantages of aptamers in various applications.
Overview of techniques and applications for aptamers, including affinity purification, dot blot, ELASA, flow cytometry, imaging, sensors, and more.
A contract awarded to develop aptamers for cancer biomarker proteins, enhancing proteomics research.
$750K Contract from the National Cancer Institute to Develop 75 New Aptamers for Proteomics Research
Base Pair received a contract to develop novel aptamers targeting cancer biomarker proteins for research purposes.
Discussion of aptamers' potential in viral detection and therapeutics, including Ebola, Dengue, Influenza, and HIV.
Comparison of traditional antibodies and aptamers, highlighting advantages of aptamers in various applications.
Overview of techniques and applications for aptamers, including affinity purification, dot blot, ELASA, flow cytometry, imaging, sensors, and more.
A contract awarded to develop aptamers for cancer biomarker proteins, enhancing proteomics research.