Bio-Plex Multiplex Immunoassay System (2024)

FAQs

What is bio-Plex assay? ›

Bio-Plex Multiplex Immunoassays allow you to simultaneously quantify up to 500 proteins, peptides, and nucleic acid targets in a single 12.5 µl sample. Assays for over 450 biologically relevant targets are available as ready-to-use premixed multiplex panels and singleplex sets or in custom-mixed panels.

In the biological sciences, a multiplex assay is a type of immunoassay that uses magnetic beads to simultaneously measure multiple analytes in a single experiment. A multiplex assay is a derivative of an ELISA using beads for binding the capture antibody.

The BioPlex method is a technique for studying the interaction between proteins. Using molecular biology, proteins are tagged with hemagglutinin or FLAG and expressed in cultured cells.

Bio-Plex Multiplex immunoassays use Luminex magnetic beads for the quantification of over 450 biologically relevant targets: assays for inflammation, disease, cancer, cell signaling and growth, apoptosis, toxicity, and more.

Bio-Plex Pro™ assays are essentially immunoassays formatted on magnetic beads. The assay principle is similar to that of a sandwich ELISA (Figure 1). Capture antibodies directed against the desired biomarker are covalently coupled to the beads. Coupled beads react with the sample containing the biomarker of interest.

The Bio-Rad Protein Assay is a dye-binding assay in which a differ- ential color change of a dye occurs in response to various concentrations of protein. 1 The absorbance maximum for an acidic solution of Coomassie® Brilliant Blue G-250 dye shifts from 465 nm to 595 nm when binding to protein occurs.

BOVOPLEX - CC (Vitamin B-Complex with liver extract injection) Primarily used as supportive therapy in conditions leading to liver dysfunction viz. liver fluke infestation, fatty degeneration of liver, in the treatment of anorexia and B complex vitamin deficiency conditions.

The Bio-Plex 200 system is based on Luminex xMAP technology, uses either magnetic beads or plain polystyrene beads, and offers simultaneous measurements of up to 100 analytes in as little as 25 microliters of sample with high sensitivity and precision.

1. USAGE EXAMPLE : Please add 1 LEVEL TEASPOON (3 g) Bioplex Hair Protein to 1 TUBE hair dye ( 1 tube hair dye 60 ml) . 2. USAGE EXAMPLE: Please add 1 ROUNDED TEASPOON (5g) Bioplex Hair Protein to 2 TUBES hair dye (2 tubes hair dye 2x60 =120 ml ).

Key products include complex esters and fluoroesters, marine cell algal concentrates, natural actives, peptides, silanols, and silicone delivery systems.

What are the benefits of BioPlex bolus? ›

Reduces concerns about negative mineral interactions. Supports mineral retention and tissue reserves. Reinforces mineral status, which leads to optimal overall health, immune status and reproductive function in the animal. Is readily absorbed, stored and utilized by the animal.

Supplement one bolus daily minimum for 7 days as nutritional support for wound healing, recovery from mastitis, skin disorders, and hoof health. OR as directed by a Veterinarian. Direction for Use: Bolus must be supplemented orally.

Biofilms play a critical role in a variety of contexts, including medical device infections and environmental systems. The assay provides essential insights into the biofilm development processes, helping in the design of strategies to control or eradicate biofilms.

The luciferase reporter assay allows you to study the regulatory control of a gene of interest. The presence of light means that luciferase was transcribed, and therefore the regulatory region was active.

Bioassays are methods that utilize living materials to detect substances and/or determine the potential toxicity of chemicals or contaminated matrices. They are widely used to screen for potential hazardous chemicals in contaminated soils, potable and wastewater, foods, and other materials.

The Lowry Protein Assay is a widely used method for quantifying the amount of protein in a sample. It was developed by Oliver H. Lowry and colleagues in 1951 and has since become one of the most widely used protein assays due to its high sensitivity, accuracy, and reproducibility.