Automating protein characterization

Protein characterization

Therapeutics Protein characterization

Automating protein characterization 

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Automating protein characterization has clear advantages. It ensures consistent results, reduces manual steps, and increases lab efficiency. Teams can extend run times without adding staff—overnight or across shifts—freeing up resources and improving data reliability. For labs working under time pressure or strict quality requirements, automation adds robustness and scalability to a critical process.

3 reasons to automate protein characterization​

Streamlined workflows

Automation integrates different stages of the protein characterization process, making it easier to manage and analyze complex experiments

Increased accuracy and reproducibility

Automated systems minimize human error, ensuring consistent and reliable results across multiple runs

High-throughput analysis

Automation facilitates the analysis of large numbers of proteins, which is crucial for high-throughput research areas like proteomics and drug discovery

Typical protein characterization workflow

GoDesigned workcells

Example protein characterization workcells

No matter your goals or throughput needs, we can design and implement a solution to automate your Protein Characterization​ workflow.

Small workcell

Small workcell

Medium workcell

Medium workcell

Large workcell

Large workcell

Best use cases for bringing in automation

For high-throughput demands

Automation delivers large volumes of samples for consistent, repeatable processing 

For routine or scheduled assays

Automation delivers when you need it, running daily or weekly, and improving standardization along the way  

For extending hours of operations

Automation is a powerful solution for extending operational hours, enabling unattended runs overnight, on weekends, or during holidays

For data-rich environments

Automation simplifies the acquisition and integration of results across multiple instruments, helping labs scale efficiently while ensuring reproducibility and data integrity

What to watch out for

LIMS/ELN integration

Systems must be capable of handling high data volumes and linking metadata across instruments. 

Instrument compatibility

Not all analytical devices are automation-ready without modification

Scalability & flexibility

Rigid systems may not accommodate evolving assay formats or new instruments

Training & workflow design

Automation requires rethinking protocols for hands-free operation and user retraining

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