ELISA Assay Dispensing Trends 2016

ReportsWorldwide has announced the addition of a new report ELISA Assay Dispensing Trends 2016 to its growing collection of premium market research reports.

This market report summarizes the results of HTStec's industry-wide global web-based benchmarking survey on enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISA) carried out in April 2016.

The survey was initiated by HTStec as part of its tracking of life science marketplaces and to update HTStec's previous ELISA Assay Trends report (June 2012). The questionnaire was compiled to meet the needs, requirements and interests of the ELISA assay vendor community.

The objective was to comprehensively document current practices and preferences in ELISA assays, and to understand future user requirements. It also examined barriers to change that might limit the adoption of new or emerging ELISA platforms with potential to significantly improve performance.
Equal emphasis was given to soliciting opinion from all organizations where ELISA assays are currently being applied, with no geographic bias in the location of persons contacted.

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The survey looked at the following aspects of ELISA assays, as practiced today (2016) and in many cases as predicted for the future (2019):

• where ELISA technology is used;
• main application areas of ELISA research; main sample sources analyzed;
• enzyme/detection chemistry most used;
• level of automation applied;
• what is driving the implementation of ELISA automation;
• number of different ELISA assays run per year and how many of these ELISA assays are self-build;
• number of ELISA plates typically run per year;
• maximum ELISA throughput achieved and wanted;
• microplate format used;
• the need for commercially available ELISA kits to be offered in miniaturized formats;
• % of ELISA assays wells (data points) multiplexed and number of different analytes multiplexed;
• interest in performing multi-parametric analysis on the same samples;
• how ELISA assays are detected (read);
• how analysis/graph fitting is performed on ELISA assay data;
• software used as part of respondent's ELISA assay workflow;
• main advantages and disadvantages of using an ELISA format; average cost per single assay (well);
• price paid for ELISA kits;
• annual budget for ELISA assay consumables and the breakdown of that budget into components;
• most important factors in the decision to purchase a particular vendor's ELISA kit;
• main suppliers of ELISA kits purchased;
• biggest issues (problems) with ELISAs today;
• relevance of ELISAs today or are there new emerging or alternatives technologies which will replace it;
• barriers to change that would limit adoption of a new improved ELISA platform;
• willingness to change assay buffers and/or protocols and devote training time to enable a new ELISA platform;
• any unmet needs in commercial ELISA offerings;
• and willingness to contacted to discuss ELISA assay requirements further;
• and interest in performing in-lab evaluations on a new ELISA platform.

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