We are here live at the University of Cambridge today for the final leg of the Precision Biomarker Summit, held in partnership with the UK Dementia Research Institute. Looking forward to hearing from Dr. Maura Malpetti and Dr. Amanda Heslegrave present on recent studies utilizing our #NULISA and #ARGO HT technology for high sensitivity protein detection in #dementia and other CNS diseases – now available at the UK DRI Biomarker Factory! How does NULISA work? Learn more 👉https://ow.ly/BXEk50TAKLv
Alamar Biosciences, Inc.
Biotechnology Research
Fremont, California 13,203 followers
Powering Precision Proteomics with unrivaled sensitivity and simplicity
About us
Alamar Biosciences is powering precision proteomics with automated, high throughput solutions for ultra-high sensitivity protein analysis across a range of multiplex levels. Our proprietary NULISA™ Chemistry utilizes a novel sequential capture and release method that significantly reduces background signal and increases the sensitivity and dynamic range compared with standard approaches and allows both qPCR and NGS readouts. The NULISAseq Inflammation Panel contains 200+ important markers related to immune and inflammatory diseases and will run on our ARGO™ System. This innovative platform allows for a fully automated workflow with less than 30 minutes hands on time from sample to data.
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External link for Alamar Biosciences, Inc.
- Industry
- Biotechnology Research
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- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Fremont, California
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- Privately Held
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- 2018
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🧠 WEBINAR ALERT: Alzheimer’s Disease: Early Detection and Multi-Etiology Insights from Blood-Based Immunoassays! 🧠 Did you know detecting Alzheimer's before cognitive decline starts is key for effective treatment? Join us for an insightful #GENWebinar featuring Dr. Sterling Johnson from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, who will dive into cutting-edge multiplex blood-based immunoassays and groundbreaking Alzheimer’s research. 🔬 What You'll Learn: - New biomarkers and technologies like NULISA™ to detect AD early. - Insights from the Wisconsin Registry for Alzheimer’s Prevention (WRAP). - Understanding the complex mix of etiologies, such as vascular disease, alpha synuclein proteinopathy, and more. - Opportunities for earlier intervention and enhanced patient stratification. ✨ Plus, hear from Alex Forrest-Hay about Alamar’s latest innovations! 🗓️ When: Wednesday, October 9 - 12:30 PM PT | 3:30 PM ET | 9:30 PM CET 🔗 Register Now: https://ow.ly/NlMU50TAtS5 Don’t miss this chance to be at the forefront of Alzheimer’s research and discovery! #AlzheimersResearch #EarlyDetection #Neuroscience #ClinicalTrials
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Congratulations Carlos Cruchaga and team! Exciting to continue to see great data coming out of your lab. We’re glad #NULISA has made an impact on your efforts and look forward to our continued partnership.
Excited to share the latest paper from the lab, published today Cell Press "CSF proteomics identifies early changes in autosomal dominant Alzheimer’s disease". https://lnkd.in/g5-tqMQJ We identified proteins that capture disease changes 15-20 years before clinical symptoms. The identified proteins are capturing three stages: early stage (stress response, glutamate metabolism, neuron mitochondrial damage), middle stage (neuronal death, apoptosis), and late presymptomatic stage (microglial changes, cell communication). We applied ML/AI to identify a subset of seven proteins to create novel predictive models that are superior that CSF Aβ and ptau to identify symptomatic carriers, but also can identity pre-symptomatic individuals. Although autosomal dominant AD (ADAD) proteomic profile is similar, we identified unique proteomic signatures for ADAD, including EPHA4, DLK2 or TNFRSF21 that have opposite direction between sporadic and ADAD.
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🚨 New Breakthrough in TBI Research! 🚨 Our understanding of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) just took a leap forward! A recent publication in Brain (Sept 26, 2024) explores how high-dimensional proteomic analysis can offer a more detailed understanding of TBI’s complex pathophysiology. 🔬 Key Highlights: - Novel proteomic assays (including #NULISA) identified 16 proteins with TBI-specific plasma expression changes. - Proteins related to neurodegeneration, inflammation, and cell metabolism were found to correlate with patterns of injury. - This study revealed subgroups of TBI patients based on protein expression, showing how proteomics can enhance classification and potentially guide future treatments. 🧠 With implications for prognosis and treatment development, this research utilizing the #NULISA Platform provides exciting new insights into the mechanisms of TBI, paving the way for more targeted therapeutic approaches. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gy--3UbF Congrats to Drs. Lucia M Li, Amanda Heslegrave, Henrik Zetterberg, Neil Graham, Karl Zimmerman, Eyal Soreq, Thomas Parker, Elena Garbero, Frederico Moro, Sandra Magnoni, Guido Bertolini, David J Loane, and David J Sharp! #TBI #Proteomics #Neuroscience #Research #TraumaticBrainInjury #BrainHealth #ScienceInnovation #Healthcare #proteomics #immunoassay
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📣Proud to be a Gold Sponsor and join up with FaponBiotech and Stanford Healthcare Innovation Lab for the Proteomics From Genes to Functions Symposium at Stanford University. If you are attending, the latest #NULISA technology will be discussed as part of Dr. Holden Maecker's presentation: Cross-platform comparison of highly-sensitive immunoassays for inflammatory markers in a COVID-19 cohort at 3:45pm PT. Learn more about NULISA: https://lnkd.in/eyJh_PGT #proteomics #immunoassay
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Finishing off a busy week continuing our Precision Biomarker Summit in partnership with the UK Dementia Research Institute at Cardiff University / Prifysgol Caerdydd. Dr. Van Dien Nguyen and Dr. Amanda Heslegrave presented on recent studies utilizing our #NULISA and #ARGO HT technology for early detection of fluid biomarkers and monitoring of proteomic changes associated with dementia, Alzheimers, and other CNS diseases. Dive into groundbreaking discussions on our ultra-sensitive NULISA™ Platform – now available at the UK DRI Biomarker Factory! How does NULISA work? Learn more 👉https://ow.ly/51Wq50Twu8E
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We met at Imperial College London yesterday to hear from Dr. Lucia M. Li and Dr. Amanda Heslegrave present their findings on new capabilities in fluid biomarker research utilizing our #NULISA and #ARGO HT technology for high sensitivity protein detection in #dementia and other CNS diseases. 📍Next stop – Cardiff University, as we continue our Precision Biomarker Summit, in partnership with the UK Dementia Research Institute. Dive into groundbreaking discussions on our ultra-sensitive NULISA™ Platform – now available at the UK DRI Biomarker Factory! How does NULISA work? Learn more 👉https://ow.ly/cv4Z50Tv1HM
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Looking good University of Montpellier! We are looking forward to the incredible protein biomarker data to come from your #ARGO HT system and #NULISA platform! What is NULISA?? Check out more: https://lnkd.in/gUjnFFcj
Yes ! We just received our last proteomics system that is not a LC-MS/MS !! The NULISA™ Platform sets a new standard in proteomic analysis with attomolar sensitivity, allowing for unprecedented biomarker detection and quantitation (only 25µL to 35µL of sample required). By leveraging a proprietary sequential immunocomplex capture and release mechanism and the latest advances in Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS), the NULISA technology provides both ultra-high sensitivity and scalable multiplexing. Take a look to their biomarkers panel NULISAseq Inflammation Panel 250 and NULISAseq CNS Panel 120 @https://lnkd.in/gCq-YJJn Thank you Sylvain Lehmann for the overall support, CLAIRE NGUYEN for the administrative (super) support, Nicolas Pradeilles, Barry Lynch, Renan Targhetta, Laetitia Mahé, Recherche et innovation – CHU de Montpellier, PPC Plateforme de Protéomique Clinique, Université de Montpellier. Feel free to contact us ! (nicolas.pradeilles@chu-montpellier.fr)
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We couldn’t have said it better or with a fraction of the experience and passion Dr Zetterberg with University of Gothenburg has. Thank you Capitainer for being a great partner on this mission to fundamentally change #Alzheimer’s Disease #proteinbiomarker research and detection. #NULISA #proteomics
What does the future of Alzheimer’s disease diagnostics look like? Professor Henrik Zetterberg shares his perspectives and research on developing next-generation diagnostics for Alzheimer’s, article: https://lnkd.in/dYtUaCeq In the clip, Professor Zetterberg discusses quantitative dried plasma microsampling technology - with only a few drops of dried blood from a finger prick, it’s possible to measure all key blood biomarkers for Alzheimer’s disease, by using ultra-sensitive multiplex technology NULISA (Alamar Biosciences, Inc.). These dried blood samples provide results that align with traditional venous blood draws. These biomarkers are stable in room temperature for up to six months. This opens the door to democratizing Alzheimer’s diagnostics by enabling remote testing, even in areas far from labs. Professor Zetterberg and his team has used Capitainer®B50 and been one of the first users, pre-launch, of our new device Capitainer®SEP10.
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The Precision Biomarker Summit continued at The University of Edinburgh today, partnering with the UK Dementia Research Institute to bring together local scientists to discuss the latest advances in protein biomarker research in dementia. We heard from Dr. Siddharthan Chandran, Dr. Bhuvaneish T.Selvaraj, and Dr. Amanda Heslegrave, present on recent studies utilizing our #NULISA and #ARGO HT technology for high sensitivity protein detection in #dementia and other CNS diseases Dive into groundbreaking discussions on our ultra-sensitive NULISA™ Platform – now available at the UK DRI Biomarker Factory! How does NULISA work? Learn more 👉https://ow.ly/ISlP50TtvQF