As a leading supplier in the field of microarrays, Creative Proteomics is committed to designing and developing various effective biological microarray products for non-clinical research and providing corresponding testing services. Our microarray test platform provides a full range of microarray-based protein analysis and determination services for disease-related antigen research and drug development to help our global customers conduct related research and reduce research costs. We are confident to provide you with high-quality products and high-quality services to help scientific research.
Antigen Microarray
Antigen microarrays are a powerful tool for many applications, including serological and epidemiological investigations, autoantibody detection, biomarker analysis, and characterization of protein-molecule interactions. Antigen microarray is very suitable for epidemiological research due to its high throughput and high sensitivity. The use of printed protein microarrays can assist in the examination of clinical samples and expand the field of view. Microarrays used for large-scale target number surveys often contain high-quality purified proteins, which are spotted on nitrocellulose filters and adhered to glass slides. Antigen microarrays can detect antibodies or other biomarkers present in patient samples in parallel for the development of drugs for the treatment of diseases. In addition, with the development of technology, the application of antigen microarray can develop diagnostic tools that can be directly used in Linchuan detection. For example, a microarray composed of specific epitopes of a variety of common pathogenic microorganisms can help quickly diagnose infectious diseases.
Service Process
We provide customized antigen microarray services based on protein microarrays. Disease-related antigens are very important in the clinic and are used as markers to screen patients for various cancers, monitor response to treatment or serve as therapeutic targets. Application scenarios include serological investigations, autoantibody detection, biomarker analysis, and characterization of protein-molecule interactions. Antigen microarrays can detect antibodies or other biomarkers present in samples in parallel, providing help for the development of drugs to treat diseases. The targets included on our custom microarrays are based on the research content to select proteins known to be associated with specific diseases. High-quality purified or synthetic proteins from biological samples are spotted on the support. In addition to pre-designed arrays, custom microarrays containing custom proteomes, as well as array analysis services and data analysis can also be used. The number of antigens on each grid and the number of blocks on each slide can be customized. Our services include optional sample processing services. Researchers only need to send us blood, plasma, tissue or other biological samples, and we will complete the subsequent microarray printing and testing work. In addition, we also provide other data analysis services, including proteomics analysis, pathway analysis, etc.
Fig 1. Antigen microarray service process.
Our Features and Benefits
- High throughput and multiplexing capabilities
- High sensitivity, small sample volume required
- One-stop service, short inspection cycle
Creative Proteomics provides high-quality microarray tools and convenient detection services for clinical and epidemiological research related to antigens. We have a large and well-equipped team of scientists who are committed to cooperating with researchers from all over the world. By choosing outsourcing testing services, your advantage is that you do not need to consider any other expenses, such as equipment, laboratory space, supervision or management. This convenient method can quickly turn around and provide reliable results, thus saving valuable time and resources. Please contact us for more detailed information.
Reference
- Mezzasoma L, Bacarese-Hamilton T, Di Cristina M, et al. Antigen microarrays for serodiagnosis of infectious diseases[J]. Clinical Chemistry, 2002, 48(1): 121-130.
For research use only, not intended for any clinical use.
