Cellomatics Biosciences
Cellomatics Biosciences
Cellomatics Biosciences

Analytical Assays

Analytical assays are employed to qualitatively assess or quantify the presence, amount, or functional activity of a target entity. We offer 3 types of analytical assays at Cellomatics, all of which can be viewed below.

Immunoassays

Flow Cytometry (FACS)

Western Blotting

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Our experienced team of in vitro laboratory scientists will work with you to understand your cell-based assay development needs and provide a bespoke project plan with a professional, flexible service and a fast turnaround time.

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FAQ's

What types of analytical assays are offered?

Cellomatics provides analytical assays including multiplex flow cytometry, ELISA-based immunoassays, HTRF, and Western blotting for qualitative and quantitative assessment of biological targets.

How are assays developed for novel targets?

Each assay is optimised for sensitivity, specificity, and reproducibility. Development is guided by the biological context and intended application, ensuring reliable performance.

Can these assays support biomarker validation?

Yes. Analytical assay development at Cellomatics supports validation of predictive and prognostic biomarkers, enabling confident decision-making in drug development. 

What platforms are used for protein analysis?

Protein detection is performed using multimode plate readers, high-resolution imaging systems, and advanced detection technologies tailored to the assay format; at Cellomatics, these platforms are integrated with optimised workflows such as ELISA, HTRF, and Western blotting to deliver sensitive, reproducible protein analysis.

Are services available for pilot studies?

Yes. Services are scalable and suitable for both small-scale exploratory studies and large screening campaigns; at Cellomatics, flexible study design and modular assay workflows ensure seamless transition from pilot studies to full-scale programmes.