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Blood-based Biomarkers: New Outlooks for Neurological Disorders 

Ultra-sensitive biomarkers and immunoassays help researchers investigate neurological health and disease, leading to new therapeutics and diagnostics.

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Clinicians use biomarkers to diagnose, track, and treat many medical conditions, including neurological disorders. Scientists search for new biomarkers and methods that strengthen the sensitivity of existing biomarkers to fulfill unmet clinical needs and improve patient outcomes.

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  • Common biomarkers for neurological disorders, including Alzheimer’s disease and multiple sclerosis
  • Highly sensitive and accurate tools for blood biomarker detection and development
  • Biomarker assays that enable drug development and support clinical trials

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