Methods for detection of folate receptor 1 in a patient sample
A technology for detecting folic acid receptors and samples, applied in the direction of material inspection products, chemical instruments and methods, anti-receptor/cell surface antigen/cell surface determinant immunoglobulin, etc., can solve limited false positive results, do not provide Issues such as shedding FOLR1 sensitivity
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[0194] sFRα Immunocapture-LC / MS Assay
[0195] An ELISA based assay was developed and described in WO 2014 / 036495 / . This assay was performed using ELISA plates coated with FOLR1-Fc (a fusion peptide of huFOLR1 and murine IgG2A hinge, CH2, CH3), muFR1-9 as capture antibody, and biotinylated muFR1-13. The assay was optimized by a systematic approach where the criteria were reproducible signal with high signal-to-noise ratio, minimal matrix effects in human plasma samples, high reproducibility and precision, and lowest detection limit. The optimal ELISA conditions chosen resulted in the detection of sFRα as low as 25 ng / mL with negligible / low noise. Despite optimized conditions, this ELISA assay did not provide sufficient sensitivity to distinguish sFRα levels in normal subjects from the distribution of sFRα levels in ovarian cancer patients to allow association analysis of sFRα levels and disease state.
[0196] A more recent ELISA-based assay using two different human FRα-spe...
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[0202] Data Analysis of Human Plasma Samples Using the sFRα Immunocapture-LC / MS Assay
[0203] Experiments were designed using the above parameters to measure the levels of sFRα in samples containing low levels of sFRα at 0.3 ng / mL in the surrogate matrix. Such as figure 2 As shown in , the results of these experiments demonstrate that very low levels of sFRα can be measured by the immunocapture-LC / MS assay. Experiments were also designed to measure sFRα levels in normal human plasma samples. Such as image 3 As shown in , endogenous sFRα levels seen at approximately 0.5 ng / mL could be measured by immunocapture-LC / MS assay. Figure 4 Extracted ion chromatograms of predose samples from patients with elevated sFRα are shown. The results of this experiment demonstrated that patient plasma samples with elevated levels of sFRα can be clearly distinguished from normal human plasma samples with endogenous levels.
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