Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics Gmbh

Martin A Drinan

Zhu Teng

Tie Q Wei

Manoj Sharma

Qimu Liao

Jie Li

Roland Janzen

Izak Bahar

Tatiana Mareeva

Liping Geng

Lauren Seiple

Xiaodong Liu

Tie Quan Wei

Kits containing a chemiluminescent detection system and microfluidics devices and methods for determining the concentration of biotin in a sample are disclosed. The kits, microfluidics devices, and methods utilize a sensitizer capable of generating singlet oxygen in its excited state and having avidin or an analog thereof directly or indirectly bound thereto, as well as a singlet oxygen-activatable chemiluminescent compound having biotin or an analog thereof directly or indirectly bound thereto.

Kits, microfluidics devices, and methods for performing biotin assays

The present disclosure includes compounds, kits, and assay procedures for use in determining the levels of certain types of drugs in samples that contain specific binding proteins for the drugs. The present disclosure includes analog compounds useful for displacing the drugs from their endogenous binding proteins, and kits including same, as well as methods that utilize these displacers as binding competitors in pharmaceutical assays.

Binding competitors for use in macrophilin-binding pharmaceutical assays and methods of use thereof

The present invention discloses compositions that comprise compounds relating to vitamin D. These compounds are useful for assays in the determination and distinguishing of certain 3-epimeric 25 hydroxyvitamin D and non-epimeric 25 hydroxyvitamin D. The compositions of the present invention may be used for example as immunogens used to develop antibodies to certain vitamin D compounds or conjugates used in assays for certain vitamin D compounds or used as a solid phase reagent in assays. The composition comprises a compound of one or more of the generic formula (R)-(L)-Z.

Compositions relating to vitamin D

Compounds include carbamate derivatives of vitamin D including vitamin Dand vitamin D. The compounds are useful in methods and kits for determining the presence and/or amount of vitamin D including vitamin D analogs and metabolites thereof in a sample suspected of containing the same.

Compositions and methods for detecting vitamin D

This invention relates to compositions, methods and kits for determining the presence and/or amount of vitamin D analytes, including vitamin D isomers, and metabolites thereof in a sample suspected of containing the same. Compounds include compounds of the Formula I, namely, (R)-(L)-Z wherein R, L, p and q are as defined herein. These compounds are capable of binding specifically to corresponding antibodies. Compounds and antibodies in accordance with the principles described herein can have therapeutic activity. These compounds may be administered in therapeutically effective amount, which is an amount to provide treatment of a particular disease state associated with vitamin D. Administration of the examples of compounds in accordance with the principles described herein can be by means of any of the accepted modes of administration for agents that serve similar utilities.

Methods include determining an amount of an epimeric vitamin D analyte in a sample suspected of containing the epimeric vitamin D analyte. A combination is provided in an assay medium that includes the sample and a vitamin D epimer antibody that is specific for the epimeric vitamin D analyte. The assay medium is incubated under conditions for binding of the vitamin D epimer antibody to the epimeric vitamin D analyte to form an epimeric vitamin D antibody-bound complex. The amount of the epimeric vitamin D antibody-bound complex is determined and related to the amount of epimeric vitamin D analyte in the sample.

Assays for vitamin D epimers

Methods of detecting Cortisol in samples suspected of containing Cortisol are disclosed that utilize conjugates of 11-a-cortisol linked at the 3-position to an assay molecule. In addition, compounds are disclosed that have the formula: (structure) wherein L is a linking group and X is as further defined herein. 

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Newark, DE, United States of America

Martin A Drinan