Immunoassays – Multimedia

Accelerate bioprocessing in gene therapy. Adeno-associated virus (AAV) capsid quantitation in as little as 15 minutes using Octet® BLI systems. Compare the Octet® AAVX biosensor workflow to that of ELISA at various stages in bioprocess development.

When designing your own lateral flow assay (LFA), it is important to consider the critical variables that impact accuracy and reliability, including detection reagents, assay materials and manufacturing methods.

Each of your molecular or immunoassay development projects is unique. So, you need solutions tailored to your specific needs.

While magnetic beads provide a faster and easier solution than more complex, conventional methods, sometimes off-the-shelf solutions do not always offer the specificity or binding capacity required.

Lateral flow immunoassays are rapid, convenient tests used to detect target analytes, such as macromolecules and proteins, in liquid samples. The nitrocellulose membrane is the heart of the lateral flow test.

Download this guide to explore how you can achieve high-quality western blots by improving protein isolation and sample preparation, optimizing your antibodies and using controls effectively.

Hear from three Simple Western users on why they use our next-generation, automated, western blot systems for cell and gene therapy workflows. Simple Western is a gel-free, blot-free, hands-free capillary western blot analysis.

In this video, the Analytical Development group at AGC Biologics Milan describes the automation of two ELISA-based workflows to assess lentiviral vector purity, using a Hamilton Microlab® STARlet liquid handler integrated with a plate washer, a plate spectrometer, and two plate incubators.

The Ella instrument by Bio-Techne automates every step of the immunoassay workflow, helping to minimize user error while ensuring highly precise and reproducible results.

Speaking at Advances in Food & Beverage Analysis, Nicholas Birse from Queens University, presented their talk on rapid ambient mass spectrometry.