How to Buy Multiplexing Technology

Multiplexing is the process of measuring multiple analytes simultaneously from a single sample in a single experimental run. In this eBook, we present numerous multiplex assay technologies, ranging from bead-based assays to solid-phase microarrays, so you can make an informed decision on the best choice for your laboratory.

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With a demand for measuring more analytes with smaller amounts of precious or rare samples, multiplex assay technologies help maximize sample use, while saving time and money. In this third edition eBook, you can discover the underlying assay principles and detection methods for top multiplex assay technologies, ranging from bead-based assays to solid-phase microarrays:

Contents of this eBook:

What is multiplexing?
The multiplexing workflow
Types of multiplexing platforms
Proteome Profiler^TM Antibody Arrays
xMAP bead-based immunoassays
Ella^TM platform
R-plex and U-plex assays
Single-molecule arrays (Simoa)
nCounter
FirePlex
Simoa planar arrays
Specialist biomarker panels
Barcoded magnetic beads
Microarray analyzers
Summary and acknowledgements
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Editor's Picks

Matt McArdle
Editorial

Ella (ProteinSimple)

5 out of 5

“The Ella is very user friendly, both with regard to the hands-on part with the cartridges and the software. Getting highly accurate, rapid, data using...”
Jonatan Dereke, Lund Univsersity

5 out of 5

“We have purchased over 100 of these instruments over the last several years. This imager is extremely robust, despite heavy use in challenging conditi...”
Kevin O'Brien, PathogenDx

5 out of 5

“Cytokine measurements using small volumes of serum or plasma are possible, and besides availability in the market already for years, the ease of use a...”
Gunnar Wichmann, ENT Research Lab, University of Leipzig

4 out of 5

“The electrochemiluminescence read-out has a strong signal with very low background. The system works in a wide range of concentrations. It has excelle...”
Ester Fernandez, Allergen Inc

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