CUSTOM IMMUNOASSAYS

IDBiotech engineers have more than 10 years experiences in the development and validation of challenging Immunoassays.

We offer very flexible solutions for the development of custom ELISA and RID Immunoassays regarding your proprietary needs.

Our services can be only a feasibility study or the management of an R&D project for the providing of a validated and ready to use Immunoassay.

According to your needs, we can also assume the transfert of the technology to your lab with a training session of your technicians.

The size of the company and our scientific management allows IDBiotech to offer quality services at competitive prices. Our customized approach is organized around 5 key concepts: client-focused organisation, open partnership, scientific stricness, communication and confidentiality.

IDBiotech has been successfully developping a wide variety of challenging Immunoassyas. You will find below some examples: 

Biotechnology: development and validation of an ELISA test for the detection of trace level of E.Coli HCP in recombinant proteins used in a human vaccine

Pharmaceutical / Human Health: development and validation of an RID (Radial Immunodiffusion) test kit for the determination of allergen in herbal extract

Pharmaceutical / Human Health: development and validation of an RID (Radial Immunodiffusion) test kit for the determination of bovine beta-lactoglobulin in patch used for the detection of milk allergy in babies and childrens

Pharmaceutical / Human Health: development and validation of an RID (Radial Immunodiffusion) test kit for the detection of bovine milk in human milk  collected in milk bank

Agro-Food: development et validation of an ELISA test for the quantitation of a peptide with anxiolytic properties in dairy products

Agro-Food: development et validation of a capture Immunoassay for the measurement of the activity of the Alkaline phosphatase (ALP) in bovine milk and cheese. This test has been developed and validated with the financial support of the CNIEL and use a monoclonal antibody from INRA.