Map Your
Protein's Behaviour

Labbot simplifies the task of mapping out protein aggregation landscapes.
In-control automation without sacrificing data quality.

Leading Scientists & Labs are Using Labbot

Meet Labbot

Your Protein Landscape Surveyor

Labbot combines advanced sample control and four different measurement modes with automation to help you establish a map of your protein's behaviour.

An animation of a spectra in the Labbot Data Viewer.An illustration of a standard optical cuvette, the sample format of Labbot.A photo of the Labbot instrument in profile.

Designed to meet the needs of researchers in academia.

Applications

What can You Investigate with Labbot?

The list of featured applications is long and ever growing. Here are some of the most used ones.
Application

Liquid-Liquid Phase Separation

Take full control of your condensates. Labbot can help you fine-tune solution conditions and map out phase behavior in unrivaled detail, giving you a better understanding of how droplets come and go.

Application

Protein Interactions

Take classical methods to new heights with automated measurements. Detect ligand binding or oligomerization with FRET or by tracking changes in intrinsic fluorescence.

Application

Amyloid Aggregation

Maximize the information obtained from each sample and untangle the complexities of fibril growth. By combining full spectrum readouts with light scattering and exercising complete control over sample conditions, you can easily set up your next amyloid experiment.

Application

Thermal Stability

Follow protein unfolding with intrinsic fluorescence or external probes while Labbot scans temperature across your defined range. Easily track any resulting aggregation with static light scattering for a full thermal profile of your protein.

Application

Metal Ion Binding

Labbot's automated titration provides detailed binding curves for a deeper understanding of protein-metal ion interactions. You can obtain your measurement output via absorbance or fluorescence spectroscopy, depending on your assay's needs.

Application

pH Stability

Labbot collects real-time data from an attached pH meter for highly detailed pH titrations, including measuring the isoelectric point of a protein, mapping pH-dependent phase behaviors, or monitoring other pH-affected processes.

And some Benefits

Operator Independent

The results are reliable, accurate, and repeatable, with no variation between individual operators. Little training needed to get started.

Reclaim Your Time

While Labbot is busy executing your instructions you could already be thinking about your next experiment.

Minimal Running Costs

Labbot uses no proprietary consumables. Run as many experiments as you want without worrying about access to materials.

You’re in Control

Labbot saves raw data in an accessible state, so you can get the full picture of your experiment no matter what analysis you undertake.

An illustration of the scientist Cedrick Dicko and his Labbot.

Let Us Explore How Labbot can Help Your Lab Accelerate

Do you think Labbot could be of value to you? We do. Book a call with our Application Specialist and let us find out.

The Labbot Blog

Our Latest Posts

All things lab, Labbot and related science.
Liquid-Liquid Phase Separation

Exploring the Role of Liquid-Liquid Phase Separation in Cellular Functions

Discover how cells use biomolecular condensates to organise functions without membranes, the implications for diseases like cancer and neurodegeneration, and the exciting potential applications in biotechnology and synthetic biology.
Mattias Törnquist
September 4, 2024
Other

Highlights from the EMBL Symposium 'Cellular Mechanisms Driven by Phase Separation'

The event was packed with enlightening talks and discussions on the complexities of phase separation, revealing unique insights into the microenvironments of condensates.
Mattias Törnquist
May 23, 2024
Other

An Unforgettable Journey Down Under: Labbot's Australian Tour 2024

Two weeks, four universities, five hotels, seven airport security checks and countless interactions with scientist from all over the world. Our recent trip to Australia was nothing if not intense, but also a ton of fun!
Mattias Törnquist
March 27, 2024

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