Nanodisc Transmembrane Proteins
32 products
32 products

In multi-pass transmembrane protein research, one of the biggest challenges in structural biology and drug development is obtaining membrane proteins that retain their native conformation and biological activity in vitro. Hydrophobic domains, low solubility, and structural instability often limit traditional preparation methods.
Beta LifeScience has developed a proprietary Nanodisc Display Technology Platform that enables efficient encapsulation and purification of full-length multi-pass membrane proteins. This platform delivers a highly stable, low-background, and well-controlled system for structural and functional studies of transmembrane proteins.
A Nanodisc is a membrane-mimetic complex composed of a phospholipid bilayer wrapped by membrane scaffold proteins (MSP). This architecture closely reproduces the native lipid bilayer environment, creating a stable, controllable, and physiologically relevant platform for embedding membrane proteins.
Within Beta LifeScience’s Nanodisc Display Platform, target multi-pass transmembrane proteins are first expressed in the HEK293 system, correctly folded, and inserted into the phospholipid bilayer. They are then stabilized by MSP to form disc-shaped complexes that:

This MSP-based Nanodisc system reproduces the spatial orientation and dynamic behavior of membrane proteins in a native-like lipid environment, making it an ideal model for functional studies, antibody screening, drug discovery, and high-resolution structural analysis.
Beta LifeScience’s Nanodisc Display Platform has established multiple categories of multi-pass membrane protein products, including GPCRs, Claudin family members, tumor-associated membrane proteins, transporters, and ion channels. Representative targets include:
| Target Class | Representative Targets | Application Areas |
|---|---|---|
| GPCR Family | A2AR, CCR4, CX3CR1, CXCR4, EDNRA, GCGR, GLP-1R, GPRC5D | Receptor–ligand interaction studies, antibody screening, signaling pathway analysis, and drug discovery |
| Claudin Family | Claudin-4, Claudin-9, Claudin-18.2 | Tumor immunotherapy, cell polarity, and barrier function research |
| Other Membrane Proteins | CD20, CD133 (PROM1), TM4SF1, STEAP1 | Cancer immunotherapy, therapeutic antibody development, and cancer stem cell research |
Beta LifeScience continues to expand its Nanodisc portfolio with additional GPCR subtypes, TSPAN family members, and ion channel proteins, while actively developing frontier targets such as RTKs, SLC transporters, immune-oncology receptors, and viral membrane proteins. Our goal is to build a comprehensive library of challenging, clinically relevant multi-pass membrane proteins for advanced biomedical research.
Every Nanodisc-displayed membrane protein from Beta LifeScience undergoes systematic validation to confirm structural integrity, native conformation, and biological activity.
To accelerate antibody and bispecific antibody (BsAb) development, Beta LifeScience provides site-specific biotinylated Nanodisc membrane proteins. These proteins are engineered so that the biotin tag is positioned away from key antigenic epitopes, eliminating steric hindrance and preserving binding performance.
Biotinylated Nanodisc proteins offer:
Built on phospholipid bilayers and MSP scaffolds, the Beta LifeScience Nanodisc Display Platform provides a robust, end-to-end solution from structural integrity to functional validation:
| Application | Description |
|---|---|
| SPR / BLI Kinetics Analysis | Characterize receptor–ligand or antibody–membrane protein binding interactions. |
| Antibody Screening & Epitope Mapping | Provide native epitope presentation and reproducible binding data for antibody discovery and fine epitope analysis. |
| PK/PD & Bispecific Antibody Evaluation | Biotinylated Nanodisc proteins support assay development, pharmacokinetic studies, and BsAb characterization. |
| Cryo-EM Structural Analysis | Stable bilayer complexes are well suited for high-resolution structural determination. |
| Signal Pathway & Mechanism Research | Ideal for receptor signaling, ion channel regulation, and mechanism-of-action studies. |
Beta LifeScience’s Nanodisc Platform precisely reconstructs the native conformation of membrane proteins within a phospholipid bilayer, providing researchers with ready-to-use, high-purity, and high-activity Nanodisc membrane proteins.
Each product is validated via ELISA, SPR, and BLI to ensure biological activity, batch-to-batch consistency, and robust assay performance. Whether your work focuses on antibody discovery, ligand screening, structural biology, or mechanistic studies, the Nanodisc Protein Series delivers exceptional stability and functional fidelity to drive the next generation of membrane protein research and innovative drug development.
A1: All Nanodisc-displayed membrane proteins are produced in the HEK293 eukaryotic expression system. This system supports proper folding and glycosylation, allowing target membrane proteins to maintain native conformation and biological activity when assembled into Nanodiscs.
A2: Both platforms preserve native conformation in a lipid-like environment. VLP-displayed proteins are best suited for immunogen preparation and antibody discovery, whereas Nanodisc-displayed proteins are optimized for binding kinetics (SPR/BLI), functional characterization, and drug screening. Nanodiscs offer higher structural uniformity, lower background, and broader compatibility with analytical techniques.
A3: Yes. Beta LifeScience provides site-specific biotinylated Nanodisc proteins. Biotin tags are positioned away from antigenic epitopes to prevent steric hindrance, making these products ideal for SPR/BLI assays, ELISA method development, and PK/PD analysis.
A4: Absolutely. Nanodisc membrane proteins present target epitopes in their native conformations, making them well suited for bispecific antibody (BsAb) screening and antibody–drug conjugate (ADC) binding validation and affinity measurement.
A5: Yes. Beta LifeScience offers end-to-end customization, from gene design and expression optimization to Nanodisc assembly and activity validation. We can develop difficult-to-express targets such as GPCRs, TSPANs, RTKs, and ion channels, and provide flexible tag options including His-tag, Flag-tag, and biotinylated versions to match diverse experimental needs.