Bioassays serve as a method of testing a product: does the latest batch of our biologic have an acceptable potency? To do this effectively, we need to ensure that... read more →
The control: a vital part of any scientific experiment. The only way to establish causality between the dependent and independent variables in an experiment is by comparison with a... read more →
In bioassay analyses, there are three statistical models that are commonly fit to dose-response data: the linear model, the 4PL model, and the 5PL model. We’ve examined the properties... read more →
Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assays (ELISA) are a key tool for determining concentrations, forming a key component of many fields in the life sciences. From testing food products for allergens to... read more →
When running a bioassay, we face a constant battle between two competing requirements. The assay must be able to detect when something has gone wrong with the experiment or... read more →