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Our technology not only significantly decreases the total assay time, but also significantly reduces the sample size and reagent consumption to do so.
Optofluidic Bioassay was formed to further develop and bring to market its proprietary, disposable microfluidic 96-well plate, which significantly improves the conventional ELISA test workflow.
Our new technology improves the ELISA assay process in every way to allow for more efficient testing. It will be completed faster while requiring less material to test.
Please continue reading to learn more about how our product can help your studies.
Read MoreUp to 80% cost savings
Fewer steps than traditional ELISA
Need only 20 µL of sample and reagents
Equal or better sensitivity and dynamic range
We developed a disposable microfluidic 96-well plates that significantly reduces assay time and sample/regent consumption while achieving the same or better sensitivity and dynamic range in comparison with the traditional 96-well plate. Our plate is currently designed for both fluorescence-based and chemiluminescence-based ELISA measurement. For details of the technology, please see here. Please contact us for free trials.
We are pleased to announce that in collaboration with the University of Michigan, Optofluidic Bioassay’s product Express ELISA system (WO2018165354A1, US20190383750A1, CN110402383A, EP3593117A1) invented by Maung Khaing Oo (lead inventor) and Xudong Fan (co-inventor) enables to detect SARS-CoV-2 specific IgG …
Read MoreIf you are in the SLAS 2019 conference, please do not forget to visit us at Booth 1737D in the Innovation AveNew corner.
Read MoreThe OptoBio team is beyond thrilled to be selected for Innovation AveNEW at SLAS 2019 International Conference & Exhibition in Washington, DC. Our company was chosen from a pool of start-up applicants to highlight our technology for advancing automated ELISA. …
Read MoreAACC Wrap-Up—Great Expo! Thank you, Chicago, for a great conference! The 70th AACC Annual Scientific Meeting & Clinical Lab Expo (#2018AACC) wrapped up over a week ago and I think a lot of us are just settling back into the …
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