生物芯片分析技术可同时提供多种检测分析

生物芯片分析技术可从同一病人样本获得多种不同的检测结果，并可迅速得到准确的结果。

生物芯片分析技术是由英国Randox实验室研发设计的，这种技术以酶联免疫吸附试验的原理为基础，尤其是其竞争、“三明治”、以及抗体捕获分析的原理。生物芯片分析技术利用9mm2的生物芯片作为反应平台，将多种配体（抗体或抗原）吸附在芯片表面的特定部位。生物芯片可在不同的区域同时检测23个不同的项目，仅需7 ml的病人样本就可获得23个不同的结果。 

生物芯片检测经过归类可列成序列，并可同时对细胞因子和生长因子、孕激素和甲状腺激素、细胞黏附分子以及滥用药物进行检测。此分析可同时检测与心血管疾病和癌症相关的生物标记物。生物芯片平台适用于蛋白质组合基因组的分析，提供更加出色和准确的检测标准。 

Randox公司是一家国际性诊断公司，在英国占有主导地位。该公司研发、制造并且将临床诊断产品推广到世界各地。公司的主要产品有：生物芯片分析技术、临床化学分析仪和相应的试剂；质控品和室间质量评价（EQA）；环境诊断产品；重组蛋白和抗体。

Biochip Array Technology Provides Simultaneous Multianalyte Testing 

Biochip array technology allows multiple results from a single patient sample, minimizing biologic variation and resulting in a more rapid and accurate diagnosis.
 
The Biochip array technology was designed by Randox Laboratories (Crumlin, UK) and is based on enzyme-linked immunosorbant assay (ELISA) principles of competitive, sandwich, and antibody capture assays. Biochip array technology utilizes a 9-mm2 biochip as a reaction platform, with multiple specific ligands (antibodies or antigens) attached at pre-defined sites on the surface. Up to 23 separate tests can be spotted as discrete test regions on the surface of the biochip, allowing 23 different results from as little as 7 ml of patient sample. 

Biochip tests are grouped together as arrays and allow the detection of cytokines and growth factors, fertility and thyroid hormones, cell adhesion molecules, and drugs of abuse. Arrays are also available for the detection of biomarkers associated with cardiovascular disease and cancer. The Biochip platform is suitable for both proteomic and genomic analysis, providing test standardization for better performance and accuracy. 

Randox is an international diagnostics company, headquartered in the United Kingdom. The company develops, manufactures, and markets clinical diagnostic products worldwide. The company core products are: Biochip array technology; clinical chemistry analyzers and reagents; quality controls and external quality assessment (EQA); environmental diagnostics; recombinant proteins, and antibodies.