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Life Biomedical Science

Life Biomedical Science - Proteomics and Peptide Synthesizers


Intavis Bioanalytical Instruments AG, Germany

Founded in December 2000 INTAVIS Bioanalytical Instruments AG has become a leading company in developing, manufacturing and distributing systems to automate complex protocols in biochemistry and molecular biology. INTAVISīs experienced team of biologists, biochemists and engineers represent more than 15 years of experience in instrument and method development, guaranteeing the highest levels of competence in the automation of high throughput techniques such as functional genomics, proteome analysis and metabolism studies.

Intavis is dedicated to the development of techniques and instruments for biomolecular research as well as synthesis and analysis of biomolecules. With dedicated customer support and instruments like InsituPro VS for automated in situ detection, the DigestPro MS for automated protein digestion and peptide synthesizers, AutoSpot and MultiPep, an excellent reputation world-wide is gained.

  • In situ detection of DNA, RNA and proteins

    Our InsituPro, InsituPro VS and InsituPro VSi automate all steps of these labour-intensive methods. The InsituStain is our low-cost semi-automatic alternative.

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  • Proteomics

    Analysis is the chemical or enzymatic fragmentation of proteins separated by gel electrophoresis. Our DigestPro MS fully automates all steps of this tedious and complex method.

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  • Automated Peptide Synthesis

    The AutoSpot is a unique instrument for synthesis of peptide arrays on membranes. Fully automation of this process is available with our MultiPep SPOT Kit.

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  • Custom Peptide Tools

    We offer peptide tools made just right for your experiments. Get peptide sets or peptide arrays for screening experiments. Confirm your results with highly purified individual peptides. Catch corresponding proteins with anti-peptide antibodies made against sequences you find in a database.

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