Multiplexed Detection of Cancer Serum Antigens with a Quantum Dot-Based Lab-on-Bead System

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A quantum dot (QD)-based lab-on-bead system is a unique tool for multiple analysis of cancer markers in human serum samples by using a flow cytometer. In terms of specificity and sensitivity, this method is comparable with ELISA, the “gold standard” of serological in-clinic detection of single analytes. Fluorescent microspheres encoded with QDs have been used for the quantitative detection of free and total prostate-specific antigen in human serum samples. Developed multiplex assay demonstrates a clear discrimination between serum samples from control subjects and cancer patients. The proposed QD-based method is adaptable and makes it possible to develop numerous clinical tests with decreased duration and cost for early diagnosis of various diseases.

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Tsoy, T., Karaulov, A., Nabiev, I., & Sukhanova, A. (2020). Multiplexed Detection of Cancer Serum Antigens with a Quantum Dot-Based Lab-on-Bead System. In Methods in Molecular Biology (Vol. 2135, pp. 225–236). Humana Press Inc. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-0716-0463-2_13

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