The SomaScan Assay is designed for sensitivity and specificity to detect low-abundant proteins, such as cytokines, to lead to your next breakthrough discovery.
Identify unique cancer-specific protein biomarkers for future diagnostic indicators
Monitor proteins over time for markers indicative of disease progression/regression
Reveal proteins that correlate with a cancer event for development of preventive measures
Define protein signatures that correlate with specific subtypes, for use in therapeutic development
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The largest commercial proteomic assay on the market,
providing over 7,000 protein measurements.
The scalability enabled by our aptamer-based approach will
enable the SomaScan Assay to continue to grow.
Because the SomaScan Assay does not rely on polyclonal antibodies, which are variable, SomaScan
data achieves coefficients of variation much lower than industry standards. Additionally, it is the only platform
that can be seamlessly used for the entire biomarker research pipeline from discovery to development consistently over time.
While most protein assays rely on a variation of the ELISA sandwich approach, the SomaScan Assay relies on kinetics: non-specific interactions dissociate faster. Tests have confirmed minimal cross-reactivity with closely related proteins.
A tiered dilution approach is used to measure proteins of very high abundance and very low abundance separately, such that a total range of 10 logs can be measured from just 55 μl of plasma or serum.
The tiered approach used for SomaScan measurements enables the
detection of very rare proteins consistently without sample pre-treatment.