Gentel Biosciences, a leader in proteomics discovery tools, today
launched the Gentel Proteomics Multi-System™ providing
“scan-to-analysis” functionality for multiplex immunoassays, lysate and
antigen arrays as well as Western Blot, ELISA and tissue imaging,
delivering multi-application value to researchers worldwide.
“Gentel’s kits and system provide
us with a quick profile of immune response from our precious,
small-volume samples. It’s a very practical way to measure 12 cytokines
simultaneously”
Alex Vodenlich, Gentel’s CEO, said of the system, “The Gentel Proteomics
Multi-System is a game-changer in terms of functionality and
affordability. It allows researchers with minimal proteomics experience
or labs with limited budgets to play at a level never seen before.
Gentel provides more than just an assay platform with hardware and
software. We are enabling a proteomics-application workhorse that
delivers reliable, reproducible results, gets you answers, and advances
your research. The Proteomics Multi-System truly opens the gateway to
proteomics for the non-protein researcher through its flexibility and
ease of use.”
The integrated Proteomics Multi-System includes a high-resolution
scanner along with a laptop computer preconfigured with image-capture
and analysis software capable of data extraction and quantitation. In
addition, the system allows the use of Gentel’s flagship APiX™
chromogenic reagents and slides as well as non-fluorescent proteomics
products from other leading vendors.
Dr. Harry Partidos, Senior Scientist at Inviragen, Inc., and his
research team leverage the Gentel Proteomics Multi-System in the
development of their vaccines that protect against emerging infectious
diseases. “We needed a fast and easy method for measuring cytokine
levels in mouse models and the Gentel Proteomics Multi-System was a
great fit for us,” Dr. Partidos said. “Gentel’s kits and system provide
us with a quick profile of immune response from our precious,
small-volume samples. It’s a very practical way to measure 12 cytokines
simultaneously,” stated Partidos.
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