Multiplexed protein measurement is a rapidly advancing field that has the broadest potential to transform drug discovery and development in the next ten years of any existing 'omics' technology.

In a recent study published in Cell, researchers used multiplexed and three-dimensional imaging with machine-based learning and spatial statistics to perform molecular and morphological assessments of ...

Fewer wires in a multiplexed system means a relatively simple and well-organized package inside the dash. Municipal dump truck chassis being upfitted by J&J came with factory installed switches and ...

Traditionally, protein biomarkers or analytes have been measured individually in ELISAs, which can attain a high degree of analytical specificity by testing only a single analyte with a dedicated ...

(A) A traditional fully connected neural network. The layers are connected by black lines corresponding to weights. The neurons separately realize the summation and nonlinear activation functions ...

Multiplexing allows the use of fewer ADCs per system, offering significant savings in power, size, and cost. Successive-approximation ADCs — often called SAR ADCs for their successive-approximation ...