Description

Immunoassays are sophisticated bioanalytical methods that detect and quantify specific molecules, such as proteins, hormones, and pathogens, through interaction between antigens and antibodies. The fundamental principle of immunoassays revolves around this antigen-antibody interaction, which forms the basis for their high specificity and sensitivity. But how does immunoassay work? By leveraging the unique binding properties of antibodies to their corresponding antigens, immunoassays can deliver precise measurements of various analytes in complex biological samples.