Caprion Proteomics Using Applied Biosystems' QTRAP for Assay Development

May 29, 2009

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Caprion Proteomics said today that it is working with Applied Biosystems to verify and validate protein biomarker candidates for use in clinical settings.

Caprion said it is using the Life Technologies division's QTRAP technology to develop and deploy multiple reaction monitoring (MRM) assays to validate biomarker candidates. The QTRAP technology is used to integrate quantitative and qualitative analysis through the MIDAS workflow and fast MRM assay development and quantitative results, said Caprion.

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