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You can submit protein sequences for cloud binding assays by using the Foundry API or Python SDK to create an experiment, attach your sequences with replicates, and send the payload. The Skill handles the submission and retrieves the resulting assay data for analysis.

Yes, you can use webhooks to track the lifecycle of an Adaptyv Bio Foundry experiment. The Skill supports optional webhooks alongside lifecycle polling to monitor status transitions and automatically fetch completed results when the run reaches Done.

Yes, you need an API key to run BLI or SPR screening experiments. Bearer-token authentication via ADAPTYV_API_KEY is required, along with the correct API base URL and experiment_spec payload fields to safely create, submit, and get results.

The best way to retrieve KD, kon, and koff summaries from a binding screen is to submit your candidate binder sequences through the Python SDK and poll the experiment status. Once the run completes, the Skill fetches the resulting binding affinity data for analysis.

Yes, the Adaptyv Bio Foundry API supports thermostability and fluorescence assays. In addition to BLI and SPR binding affinity or screening workflows, you can submit experiment requests for thermostability, expression, and fluorescence measurements.

Your protein experiment submission might not be working due to an incorrect API base URL or missing experiment_spec payload fields. Ensure your ADAPTYV_API_KEY Bearer token is valid and you are using the adaptyv-sdk or FoundryClient to safely create and submit the experiment.