Olink, NULISA and mass spec proteomics,
run in Hayward, California.

Olink's largest panel. Around 5,400 proteins from 2 µL of plasma or serum, for discovery work where you want the broadest look before narrowing down.

The panel we run most. 1,034 proteins from 4 µL, with partial plates so a small study doesn't pay for empty wells. Results in 3 weeks for a full plate, 4 weeks for a partial plate.

Eleven disease-area panels of 92 proteins each, from 1 µL. A good fit when you already know which pathway you care about and want NPX data on a defined set.

Absolute concentrations in pg/mL, with no bridging samples needed. Cytokine, Immune Surveillance, Neurodegeneration and Mouse panels; the mouse panel also works on rat.

Pick from a library of about 200 proteins and get relative or absolute values from 1 µL. Useful for confirming hits from a discovery run on a larger set of samples.

Alamar's NULISAseq panels for inflammation, immunology and CNS biology, with sensitivity down to fg/mL. Includes a mouse panel that also reads rat samples.

DIA proteomics for tissue, cells and FFPE; plasma and serum with nanoparticle enrichment; and site-level phosphoproteomics. Thousands of proteins per sample.

When no panel covers your protein, we build a NULISAqPCR assay from your antibody pair, or help you find one. Up to four targets in one assay, fg/mL sensitivity.