Quanterix Corporation

Lei Chang

Linan Song

David Wilson

Dandan Shan

Andreas Jeromin

Edward Kevin Hrusovsky

Carmen Ioana Tobos

Purvish Prahlad Patel

David R Walt

David C Duffy

David M Rissin

Joe C Johnson

Tatiana Plavina

Andrew Ball

Dawn Mattoon

Syrena Fernandes

Jeremy Lambert

The present disclosure relates to immunoassays for NF-L performed on liquid samples derived from physiological fluids such as venous blood to detect the presence or absence of a physiological condition by quantifying one or a combination of NF-L determinations at concentrations indicative of the condition.

Quantification of neurofilament light chain in physiological samples

The present disclosure relates to immunoassays for NF-L, GFAP, UCH L1, and Tau performed on liquid samples derived from physiological fluids such as venous blood to detect the presence or absence of a physiological condition by quantifying one or a combination of NF-L, GFAP, UCH L1, and Tau at concentrations indicative of the condition.

Quantification of biomarkers present in physiological samples

The present disclosure relates to digital immunoassays performed on diluted samples obtained from dried blood spots, for example dried capillary blood samples, to detect the presence or absence of a physiological condition by quantifying one or a combination of biomarkers at concentrations indicative of the condition.

Quantification of biomarkers present in dried physiological samples

The present disclosure relates to methods and compositions, e.g., kits, for quantitatively detecting an antibody of a subject to an infectious organism. In some embodiments, the present disclosure provides for methods and compositions, e.g., kits, for quantitatively detecting a human antibody to SARS-CoV-2 polypeptide or S (spike) polypeptide. Certain applications and uses of the present methods and compositions, e.g., kits, are also provided.

Quantitative antibody test

Described herein are systems and methods for the detection of and/or determination of a measure of the concentration of analyte molecules or particles in a fluid sample. In some cases, the systems and methods employ techniques to reduce or limit the negative effects associated with non-specific binding events. Certain methods of the present invention involve associating the analyte molecules at least a first type of binding ligand and at least a second type of binding ligand, and spatially segregating the analyte molecules into a plurality of locations on a surface. The presence of an analyte molecule at or in a location may be determined by determining the presence of both the first type of binding ligand and the second type of binding ligand.

Ultra-sensitive detection of molecules using dual detection methods

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