Rapid one-step biotinylation of biological and non-biological surfaces

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Abstract

We describe a rapid one-step method to biotinylate virtually any biological or non-biological surface. Contacting a solution of biotin-spacer-lipid constructs with a surface will form a coating within seconds on non-biological surfaces or within minutes on most biological membranes including membrane viruses. The resultant biotinylated surface can then be used to interact with avidinylated conjugates, beads, vesicles, surfaces or cells.

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Henry, S., Williams, E., Barr, K., Korchagina, E., Tuzikov, A., Ilyushina, N., … Bovin, N. (2018). Rapid one-step biotinylation of biological and non-biological surfaces. Scientific Reports, 8(1). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-018-21186-3

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