One sample, multiple insights

Harness the power of the proteome with SomaLogic and revolutionize your discovery, validation, and development pipelines.

SomaScan® Assay

For biomarkers discovery, assay size is crucial

What is the SomaScan Assay?

The SomaScan Assay profiles 7,000 different proteins from 55 μL of plasma/serum. That’s  more proteins than any other platform on the market.

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Key use cases

Biomarker discovery
Mechanism of action
Identification of adverse effects

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Sample input requirements

55 μL of plasma/serum

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7,000 protein epitopes and counting

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Assay output

Expression data for each SOMAmer in the array

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Validation

More than 400 peer-reviewed papers have been published using SomaScan technology, with over 450,000 samples tested since 2010.

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SomaSignal tests

For clinical trial monitoring, actionable reporting is key

What are SomaSignal tests?

SomaSignal tests deliver clinically relevant information about patient health and risk status derived by comparing clinical data and SomaScan data.

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Key use cases

Easy sampling facilitates longitudinal studies
Risk assessment score for specific pathologies
Real-time readout of physical state and trajectory

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Sample input requirements

55 μL of plasma/serum

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21 validated tests and growing

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Assay output

Risk profile of disease likelihood, probability, and/or severity of phenotype

Validation

SomaSignal tests use proteomic expression algorithms validated with patient cohorts in clinical studies.

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For a more targeted approach, disease-specific and custom panels are also now available

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Find out how SomaSignal® tests for pre-analytical variation can assess sample variation and help identify any data measurements that may have been impacted.

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