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Avoid antigen excess with the Optilite Analyzer

10 Apr 2024
Avoid antigen excess with the Optilite Analyzer

Antigen excess, also known as 'prozone' or 'hook effect', occurs when antigen levels are so high that they hinder antigen-antibody crosslinking. This leads to the formation of smaller immune complexes, causing immunoassays to underestimate high protein concentrations. Binding Site highlights the Optilite® Analyzer and how its software can utilize one of three different antigen excess detection methods when required during assay design. The Optilite features optimized antigen excess protection, preventing falsely low or false negative results and is a reliable and efficient solution for diagnostic testing.

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Binding Site, part of Thermo Fisher Scientific, is committed to improving patient lives worldwide through education, collaboration and innovation

Binding Site provide diagnostic solutions that help doctors, clinicians and laboratory researchers across the globe diagnose and monitor blood cancers and immune system disorders.

Founded by researchers at the University of Birmingham, Binding Site has continued to build on its strong scientific foundations, supporting research and development within our field and responding to the changing needs of patients, researchers and clinicians for over 30 years.

We are committed to working in collaboration with our partners and customers to lead the way in specialised medical diagnostics, ensuring we continue to make a difference together.

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