Immunoassay Analyzer Test
                     Immunoassay Analyzer Test
The immunoassay analyzer test is a blood test 
that measures the amount of protein in your 
blood. Proteins are one of the body's main 
building blocks. They include hormones, 
antibodies and enzymes.
Have symptoms that suggest a hormone 
imbalance or condition associated with a 
certain protein, such as Cushing's syndrome or 
polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
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Are being monitored for response to treatment 
for a condition associated with a specific 
protein, such as thyroid disorder or cancer
The immunoassay analyzer is a high-tech product 
employing the modern biotechnology and 
microelectronics technology, which is a new 
generation of fully automated blood chemistry 
analyzer, using electrochemiluminescence method 
to achieve the determination of serum and plasma. 
Based on the strong R & D ability and rich practical 
experience in medical engineering field for many years, 
our company was able to develop this product 
independently after three years of hard work. It has 
been approved by clinical experts and doctors in many 
aspects, such as performance, stability, ease of use and 
reliability.
The immunoassay analyzer is mainly used to determine the 
amount of free hormone or free drug in serum and 
plasma. It can be widely used in biochemical laboratories 
in hospitals and scientific research institutes to analyze 
hormones, therapeutic drugs, vitamins, tumor markers, 
etc.
The term "immunoassay" is a play on words, meaning 
assay ("to analyze") using an antigen-antibody reaction. 
The use of immunoassays as diagnostic and analytical tools 
have become more widespread due to the availability of 
monoclonal antibodies, which have made the 
development of homogeneous immunoassays possible, 
and to the automation of the analytical process.
A sensitive and specific immunoassay for the 
detection of estrogen receptor (ER) beta in breast 
cancer cell lines and tissue extracts was developed. A 
monoclonal antibody, 7B10, was used to detect ER 
beta, a novel estrogen-regulated gene expressed in 
human breast cancer cells with high affinity for 
estradiol (E2). 
Using this antibody, ER beta was 
specifically detected using 
immunoprecipitation and immunoblotting.