The nELISA Technology
Three strategies put together to bring about step-function change.
Colocalization for True Multiplexing
Using DNA as a flexible, programmable linker to completely overcome cross-reactivity.
Traditional Multiplexing
Mixing antibodies in traditional multiplexed ELISAs leads to spurious cross-reactivity.
Proximity-based Multiplexing
Using complementary strands with PCR or NGS to minimize cross-reactivity, after it has occured.
Colocalization by nELISA
Using universal DNA structures to pre-assemble antibody pairs on their cognate beads prevents cross-reactivity from occurring in the first place. That way, the signal is never impacted by the level of multiplexing, achieving True Multiplexing.
Next-Level Fluorescent Barcoding
The power of combinatorial spectral multiplexing unlocked using nano-manufacturing and physical models.
4
dyes
>3,000
spectral barcodes
High-throughput, simple workflow
>10,000 samples per week using a surprisingly simple workflow - all using commercially available instrumentation.
nELISA Resources
Check out these resources to dive into the core technology and its applications.
- Journal Article
nELISA: A high-throughput, high-plex platform enables quantitative profiling of the secretome
- Technical Note
Introducing the nELISA for high-throughput protein profiling
- White Paper
True Multiplexing with the nELISA
- Application Note
Using the nELISA to Map Cytokine Interactions in a 10,000-well PBMC Perturbation Screen