LATEST WEBINARS
Webinar live date: Thursday 24 January 2019 07:00 [PST] 10:00 [EST] 15:00 [GMT]. In this case study, Alturas Analytics (ID, USA) presents the techniques they use in their labs for optimal analysis of large molecules from biological matrices.
Thank you everyone who attended our live webinar ‘Clinical relevance of (unwanted drug induced) immune responses’. Here are some responses to the questions posed during the live event that we did not have time to answer.
Webinar available to view on demand. In this free panel discussion, our experts will provide insights into their own research with immunogenicity including the challenges they have had to overcome, key trends they have seen and their future outlook of the development of this field.
Webinar available to view on demand. Exploring the challenges a lack of industry standardization presents for CRO project managers and scientists as well as biopharma and biotech companies.
Webinar available to view on demand. This webinar will give an overview of immunogenicity assay development, explore the impact of anti-drug antibodies on bioanalysis and review relevant case studies discussing in-study cut-point and tolerance.
Webinar available to view on demand. Learn how a standardized approach for the bioanalysis of biotherapeutics by hybrid LC–MS is applied in a contract research environment, whilst also considering compliance with regulatory requirements.
Webinar available to view on demand. Methods for the detection of drug-induced antibodies have become much more sensitive, but the question remains to be answered: are antibodies at this low concentration level clinically relevant?
Webinar available to view on demand. In this webinar, our Bioanalysis Zone Rising Star Award winner, Jing Tu (PPD; VA, USA), will introduce a systematic approach that allows efficient and consistent ligand binding based bioanalytical method development.
Webinar available to view on demand. This webinar talks about the benefit of incorporating microsampling techniques in bioanalytical assays, as well as the effort required to overcome the challenges.
Webinar available to view on demand. Accurate and precise biomarker measurement is critical to identifying diagnostic markers and druggable targets. Learn how quantitative mass spectrometry ensures proper biomarker measurement and characterization.
Webinar available to view on demand. Thursday 27 September 2018. In this webinar, learn about utilizing xMAP® technology coupled with machine learning algorithms to detect polyps and early-stage colorectal cancer
Latest News
A novel protein has been discovered that could be a useful blood-based biomarker to monitor the progression of inherited Alzheimer’s disease, over a decade before the clinical symptoms appear.
Researchers from Queen’s University Belfast (UK) have developed a new enzyme biomarker test that has the potential to detect disease and infection.
Researchers have used mass spectrometry to analyze blister fluid in order to aid the diagnosis of burn severity.
Latest Features
This editorial provides an insight into the development of proteomics as a tool for drug and biomarker discovery, pharmacodynamics and protein network elucidation; and where technology may be heading in the future.
We talk to Wenying Jian about her work on the quantitation of total Centyrin protein using liquid chromatography–tandem mass spectrometry in this interview as part of our author’s perspective series.
We talk to Amanda King-Ahmad about her work on the peptide-based glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonist liraglutide in this interview as part of our author’s perspective series.
Drug Discovery and Development
Spotlight survey on proteomics
Chip off the old block: novel lab-on-a-chip techniques for R&D
Ligand-binding
Hybrid assays: the next big thing?
Evolution of fit-for-purpose biomarker validations: an LBA perspective
Mass Spectrometry
Could mass spectrometry improve the accuracy of burn diagnosis?
Sample preparation, extraction & collection
In the Zone: alternative matrices
Noninvasive method potentially as effective at measuring blood glucose as finger prick test
Nanopore system offers real-time single molecule analysis of complex biological samples