Glycan-specific tools across research and industry
Explore how RPLs integrate into analytical, diagnostic and purification workflows across multiple sectors.
Applications across analysis, diagnostics, research and purification
Biopharmaceutical
Our RPLs can be integrated into a wide range of analytical platforms, supporting workflows from product development to production. Their immobilisation on diverse solid support matrices and scalable production provide flexibility for glycoselective bioaffinity-based purification, including larger-scale use.
Discuss biopharma applicationsDiagnostic & Research
RPLs provide tools for the identification of novel glycan-based biomarkers and may support new diagnostic approaches. They can also be used for in situ glycan detection and analysis, cell identification and the classification of microorganisms or infectious agents.
Explore research use casesFood Industry
RPLs can be used to extract valuable glycoproteins from food industry raw material streams, supporting selective separation and analysis of glycosylated biomolecules.
Discuss food industry applicationsCosmetics
Glycans play an important role in maintaining the structure and health of the skin. RPLs can support skin glycobiology research as biochemical reagents or as part of analytical platforms for detecting and analysing glycosylated biomolecules.
Discuss cosmetics research applicationsFrom glycan recognition to usable analytical insight
RPL-based workflows can simplify glycoanalysis by enabling targeted recognition of intact glycosylated biomolecules, supporting faster analysis, selective isolation and purification.
- 01Glycosylated biomolecule
- 02Specific glycan epitope
- 03RPL binding
- 04Detection / analysis
- 05Separation / purification
- 06Actionable result
Glycosylated biomolecule
Specific glycan epitope
RPL binding
Detection / analysis
Separation / purification
Actionable result
Ready to discuss your glycan target or purification workflow?
Contact GlycoSeLect to explore RPL products for glycoanalysis, glycoprotein detection, separation and purification.
