Biological Assays Using Microparticles
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Aug 15, 2013
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Dec 19, 2012
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Dec 21, 2011
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Encoded microparticles described are useful in the study of many different biological agents in multiplex assays. For instance, the encoded microparticles may be employed in various co-precipitation assays to purify and/or isolate various analytes of interest. Encoded microparticles may also be used as real-time detectors in many different situations whereby binding of a secreted analyte or contaminating analyte may be detected using various labeling techniques. Further, encoded microparticles may be attached in a specific manner to particular cell types, for instance in a heterogeneous mixture of cells, either fixed in tissue or circulating, to allow identification, localization and/or sorting of the cells in the context of various biological events under various environments or conditions.
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