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Electrophoretic Technique

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Dual Detection High-Speed Capillary
Electrophoresis (HSCE)
By: Lamees Zaro
Dr. Rasmi Abu Helu
Al-Quds University
Faculty of Graduate Studies
Department of Medical Laboratory Sciences
12/21/2024

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What is Capillary Electrophoresis?
• A technique that separates molecules, such
as proteins, based on their size and charge
when subjected to an electric field.
• It provides higher efficiency and throughput.
12/21/2024

$3 What is Serum Protein Electrophoresis (SPE)? • Serum proteins are separated based on their charge-to-mass ratio using an electric field. • Major serum proteins albumin, α1, α2, β , γ are separated. Abnormal distributions are often indicative of disease.  The Refractive Index (RI) method is used to detect the proteins' migration through the capillary. 12/21/2024$

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What is an Immunoassay?
• Immunoassays are based on the specific binding between antigens and
antibodies.
• This interaction forms an antigen-antibody complex, which can be detected
by fluorescence.
• Immunoassay Detection in Capillary Electrophoresis:
• The antigen-antibody complex is separated from the free antigen based on
size and charge, and fluorescence detection is used to quantify the complex.
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$5 What is Dual Detection HSCE? • HSCE combines two detection methods: 1. Refractive Index (RI) detection for serum protein electrophoresis. 2. Fluorescence detection for immunoassay measurements. This enables the simultaneous measurement of serum proteins and antigen- antibody interactions in one analysis. Speed and Efficiency. Higher Sensitivity and Specificity. 12/21/2024$

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Schematic of the dual detection HSCE platform
Opallage, P. M., De Silva, M., &
Dunn, R. C. (2022)
12/21/2024

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Serum Protein Electropherograms (SPE) Measured In
Various Buffers Using HSCE Combined With BSI Detection.
Opallage, P. M., De Silva, M., &
Dunn, R. C. (2022)
12/21/2024

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Evaluates Buffer Performance For Antigen-antibody Interaction Detection
Opallage, P. M., De Silva, M., &
Dunn, R. C. (2022)
12/21/2024

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Simultaneous SPE And Fluorescence Detection For Three Different Antibody Levels.
Opallage, P. M., De Silva, M., &
Dunn, R. C. (2022)
12/21/2024

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Opallage, P. M., De Silva, M., &
Dunn, R. C. (2022)
Fluorescence Electropherograms Across Antibody Concentrations
12/21/2024

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Calibration Curve for Immunoassay Quantification
Opallage, P. M., De Silva, M., &
Dunn, R. C. (2022)
12/21/2024

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Benefits
High sensitivity and resolution.
Rapid and automated analysis.
Capability to detect both qualitative and quantitative abnormalities in serum and
urine.
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Applications
• Clinical diagnostics.
1. Protein disorders.
2. Immune system disorders.
3. Infectious diseases.
• Research applications.
• Pharmaceutical applications (therapeutic antibodies, vaccine development, drug
monitoring).
12/21/2024

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1. 1 Dual Detection High-Speed Capillary Electrophoresis (HSCE) By: Lamees Zaro Dr. Rasmi Abu Helu Al-Quds University Faculty of Graduate Studies Department of Medical Laboratory Sciences 12/21/2024

2. 2 What is Capillary Electrophoresis? • A technique that separates molecules, such as proteins, based on their size and charge when subjected to an electric field. • It provides higher efficiency and throughput. 12/21/2024

3. 3 What is Serum Protein Electrophoresis (SPE)? • Serum proteins are separated based on their charge-to-mass ratio using an electric field. • Major serum proteins albumin, α1, α2, β , γ are separated. Abnormal distributions are often indicative of disease.  The Refractive Index (RI) method is used to detect the proteins' migration through the capillary. 12/21/2024

4. 4 What is an Immunoassay? • Immunoassays are based on the specific binding between antigens and antibodies. • This interaction forms an antigen-antibody complex, which can be detected by fluorescence. • Immunoassay Detection in Capillary Electrophoresis: • The antigen-antibody complex is separated from the free antigen based on size and charge, and fluorescence detection is used to quantify the complex. 12/21/2024

5. 5 What is Dual Detection HSCE? • HSCE combines two detection methods: 1. Refractive Index (RI) detection for serum protein electrophoresis. 2. Fluorescence detection for immunoassay measurements. This enables the simultaneous measurement of serum proteins and antigen- antibody interactions in one analysis. Speed and Efficiency. Higher Sensitivity and Specificity. 12/21/2024

6. 6 Schematic of the dual detection HSCE platform Opallage, P. M., De Silva, M., & Dunn, R. C. (2022) 12/21/2024

7. 7 Serum Protein Electropherograms (SPE) Measured In Various Buffers Using HSCE Combined With BSI Detection. Opallage, P. M., De Silva, M., & Dunn, R. C. (2022) 12/21/2024

8. 8 Evaluates Buffer Performance For Antigen-antibody Interaction Detection Opallage, P. M., De Silva, M., & Dunn, R. C. (2022) 12/21/2024

9. 9 Simultaneous SPE And Fluorescence Detection For Three Different Antibody Levels. Opallage, P. M., De Silva, M., & Dunn, R. C. (2022) 12/21/2024

10. 10 Opallage, P. M., De Silva, M., & Dunn, R. C. (2022) Fluorescence Electropherograms Across Antibody Concentrations 12/21/2024

11. 11 Calibration Curve for Immunoassay Quantification Opallage, P. M., De Silva, M., & Dunn, R. C. (2022) 12/21/2024

12. 12 Benefits High sensitivity and resolution. Rapid and automated analysis. Capability to detect both qualitative and quantitative abnormalities in serum and urine. 12/21/2024

13. 13 Applications • Clinical diagnostics. 1. Protein disorders. 2. Immune system disorders. 3. Infectious diseases. • Research applications. • Pharmaceutical applications (therapeutic antibodies, vaccine development, drug monitoring). 12/21/2024

14. 14 12/21/2024

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