High-sensitivity Immunoassays For IVD Applications: Evaluation Of The Analytical Performance Characteristics Of The Simoa HD-1 Automated Platform
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V. Benoit, B. Seignères, M. Lesénéchal, N. Cayet, C. Tourneur, M. Richard, M.C. Bastide, C. Pretis, C. Pease, B. Beyaert, J.M. Dugua, M. Hausmann
bioMérieux S.A., Marcy l’Etoile, France
Background and Objectives
While immunoassays remain the mainstay for the automated, routine dia-gnostics testing of patient samples, early clinical diagnosis often hinges on the ability to reliably measure medically relevant biomarkers at very low-concentrations, beyond the reach of current conventional immunoanalyzer capability. SimoaTM (Single Molecule Array) technology provides the ability to mea-sure protein analytes with unprecedented sensitivity, down to the femto-molar range. Quanterix’s HD-1 system offers full automation of Simoa digi-tal immunoassay technology for life science research applications. This RUO (Research Use Only) system is available with a menu of assays (currently about 30) showing up to 1000x higher sensitivity compared to current best-in-class automated analog immunoassays. In the prospect of developing an IVD-compliant (regulatory approved) ver-sion of the Simoa system, key analytical performance characteristics were evaluated, based on guidelines from the Clinical and Laboratory Stan-dards InstituteTM (CLSI), using two prototype assays for the detection of PSA (prostate-specific antigen) and HIV p24 (human immunodeficiency vi-rus p24 antigen) in human serum or plasma. In the context of these stu-dies, the two prototype assays served as tools for system performance evaluation.
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