I want immunoassay separation of bound and unbound drugs
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Immunoassays being robust, sensitive, confirmatory, and in most instances quantifiable serve as a core to detect disease/disorder-associated biomarkers and are routinely employed in all clinical practices. Our ability to develop new antibodies using modern recombinant approaches has increased the base of detectable biomarkers using immunoassays in homogeneous and nonhomogeneous formats. Today, we are able to not only detect antigenic biomolecules but also small chemical moieties that were rendered nonantigenic, such as drugs of abuse. We have greatly summarized applications of immunoassays in all forms of clinical analyses, such as diseases, drugs of abuse etc.
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Trace Determination of Pesticides and their Degradation Products in Water
J. Richard Aspland, Marie-Claire Hennion, in Techniques and Instrumentation in Analytical Chemistry, 1997
6.2.7.1 Quality standard for immunoassay kits
Immunoassays have not yet been extensively characterized. Several agencies in the USA and in Europe (EPA, AOAC, US Analytical Environmental Immunochemical Consortium or AEIC, German Immunoassay Study Group) are involved in their evaluation and the proposal of guidelines. Their aim is to help assure that high quality performance and the appropriate interpretation of results are obtained from immunoassay kits used for a variety of applications by operators with varying degrees of experience. As we have mentioned, commercial immunoassay kits are now supplied with information sheets that describe various items such as the kit contents, test procedures, and expected performance characteristics. This is one result of the development of recommended standards by the AEIC[173]. The AEIC is also developing standardized definitions for terms that are frequently used to describe immunoassay kits and their associated performance characteristics.
The initial recommended standards include establishing a standardized package insert, the source of immunoassay kit calibrators and samples for control, and quality control guidelines for use in monitoring kit performance. A variety of quality control information is given with the results obtained by using the ELISA kit, i.e., dose response curve, 50% inhibition concentration, range of quantitation, precision of replicate standards, and level of range expected for the negative control. However, quality information about data generated from field samples is not provided and its provision is a priority; this should include guidelines for use and validation.
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Introduction
Huangxian Ju, ... Feng Yan, inImmunosensing for Detection of Protein Biomarkers, 2017
1.1.2 Immunoassay format
Immunoassays come in many different formats and variations [7], including labeling and labeling-free formats. The labeling-free format is based on the immunoreaction to directly produce the observable detection signal, and the labeling format needs to use some signal molecules to label the immunological reagents such as antigen or antibody for producing detectable analytical signals on the immunoreaction. The latter can be divided into homogeneous and heterogeneous immunoassays. In homogeneous immunoassays, the assay strategies do not require the separation of the immunocomplexes from unbound immune reagents. This approach includes agglutination [8], capillary electrophoresis [9], fluorescence polarization [10], and fluorescence resonance energy transfer-based immunoassays [11]. The other formats described as heterogeneous immunoassays impose the initial separation of the immunocomplexes from the unbound immune reagents. In heterogeneous immunoassays, the immunocomplexes are bound to a solid substrate such as microplate or immunosensor’s surface, allowing the retention of the molecules of interest while the unbound ones are washed out of the system. Heterogeneous assays, although requiring a longer run time and more complex manipulations, are more versatile, more sensitive, and more specific. Thus, heterogeneous immunoassays are inevitably more popular than homogeneous ones.
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Immunoassays being robust, sensitive, confirmatory, and in most instances quantifiable serve as a core to detect disease/disorder-associated biomarkers and are routinely employed in all clinical practices. Our ability to develop new antibodies using modern recombinant approaches has increased the base of detectable biomarkers using immunoassays in homogeneous and nonhomogeneous formats. Today, we are able to not only detect antigenic biomolecules but also small chemical moieties that were rendered nonantigenic, such as drugs of abuse. We have greatly summarized applications of immunoassays in all forms of clinical analyses, such as diseases, drugs of abuse etc.
Read full chapter
Trace Determination of Pesticides and their Degradation Products in Water
J. Richard Aspland, Marie-Claire Hennion, in Techniques and Instrumentation in Analytical Chemistry, 1997
6.2.7.1 Quality standard for immunoassay kits
Immunoassays have not yet been extensively characterized. Several agencies in the USA and in Europe (EPA, AOAC, US Analytical Environmental Immunochemical Consortium or AEIC, German Immunoassay Study Group) are involved in their evaluation and the proposal of guidelines. Their aim is to help assure that high quality performance and the appropriate interpretation of results are obtained from immunoassay kits used for a variety of applications by operators with varying degrees of experience. As we have mentioned, commercial immunoassay kits are now supplied with information sheets that describe various items such as the kit contents, test procedures, and expected performance characteristics. This is one result of the development of recommended standards by the AEIC[173]. The AEIC is also developing standardized definitions for terms that are frequently used to describe immunoassay kits and their associated performance characteristics.
The initial recommended standards include establishing a standardized package insert, the source of immunoassay kit calibrators and samples for control, and quality control guidelines for use in monitoring kit performance. A variety of quality control information is given with the results obtained by using the ELISA kit, i.e., dose response curve, 50% inhibition concentration, range of quantitation, precision of replicate standards, and level of range expected for the negative control. However, quality information about data generated from field samples is not provided and its provision is a priority; this should include guidelines for use and validation.
Read full chapter
Introduction
Huangxian Ju, ... Feng Yan, inImmunosensing for Detection of Protein Biomarkers, 2017
1.1.2 Immunoassay format
Immunoassays come in many different formats and variations [7], including labeling and labeling-free formats. The labeling-free format is based on the immunoreaction to directly produce the observable detection signal, and the labeling format needs to use some signal molecules to label the immunological reagents such as antigen or antibody for producing detectable analytical signals on the immunoreaction. The latter can be divided into homogeneous and heterogeneous immunoassays. In homogeneous immunoassays, the assay strategies do not require the separation of the immunocomplexes from unbound immune reagents. This approach includes agglutination [8], capillary electrophoresis [9], fluorescence polarization [10], and fluorescence resonance energy transfer-based immunoassays [11]. The other formats described as heterogeneous immunoassays impose the initial separation of the immunocomplexes from the unbound immune reagents. In heterogeneous immunoassays, the immunocomplexes are bound to a solid substrate such as microplate or immunosensor’s surface, allowing the retention of the molecules of interest while the unbound ones are washed out of the system. Heterogeneous assays, although requiring a longer run time and more complex manipulations, are more versatile, more sensitive, and more specific. Thus, heterogeneous immunoassays are inevitably more popular than homogeneous ones.
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