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Akadeum Life Sciences has developed a faster, easier way to separate cells from biological samples by using buoyant microbubbles.

Optofluidic Bioassay, a University of Michigan spin-off based in Ann Arbor, specializes in state-of-the-art automatic ELISA devices. Their flagship product, the Xpress ELISA, is a 48-channel system that delivers rapid, high-sensitivity assays in just one hour, requiring minimal sample volumes and offering a large dynamic range. This highly versatile and portable device is designed to accommodate multiplexed or single-plexed configurations, making it easy to analyze up to four analytes simultaneously. With a cost-effective pricing model, the Xpress ELISA enhances efficiency in the lab while significantly reducing labor costs associated with traditional 96-well plates. Generated from the website