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Performance evaluation of three platforms with ultrasensitive ligand-binding assay potential

Journal

BIOANALYSIS
Volume 9, Issue 12, Pages 937-946

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FUTURE SCI LTD
DOI: 10.4155/bio-2017-0024

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biomarker; immunoassay; ligand-binding assay; parallelism; platform comparison; ultrasensitive

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Aim: We evaluated three immunoassay-based technologies and their biomarker kits, by determining precision, parallelism and detectability of analytes of interest. Materials & methods: We compared ultrasensitive assays for three biomarkers: interleukins IL-6, IL-13 and IL-17A using kits obtained from Roche (IMPACT platform - proprietary platform), Singulex (Erenna (R)) and Quanterix (Simoa(TM)). We defined the true LLOD as the LLOQs, and provided disease-specific parallelism results and detectability levels for endogenous analyte, which were good across platforms, though they varied from analyte to analyte. Conclusion: We highlight a simplified approach employed for evaluating ultrasensitive kits and provide an overview of the methodologies used to compare available assays. All three platforms are able to detect very low-level analytes. We recommend all three platforms for detection of very low-level analytes.

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