Immunoassays are measurement procedures that use immune-based reagents to generate a detectable signal, allowing scientists to quantify biological processes. Scientists perform immunoassays to measure ...

Following the first recorded immunoassays in the 1950s by Yalow and Berson, the industry has grown dramatically, reaching a net worth of $17 billion in 2012. These methods improve medical intervention ...

What is a cell proliferation assay? Cell proliferation assays are in vitro techniques. Methods differ in how sensitive they are, their compatibility with high-throughput analysis, and their ...

G-protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) are among the most successful targets for drug discovery research. They represent the largest family of cell surface receptors with approximately 400 in the ...

Cell death in vitro can be induced by several distinct mechanisms depending upon the type and potency of the stimulus. Biological variables present a challenge to rapid and efficient characterization ...