Innovation & Advantages

  • High-throughput single exosome (100,000+) analysis

    Simultaneous analysis of 100,000+ single exosome proteins in each sample allows you to discover low-abundance exosome subsets in your sample.

  • 500+ multiplex protein detection

    The multiplex immunoassay technology can be used to analyze the characteristics of 200+ protein components in a single exosome in real time, providing more comprehensive and accurate data analysis results.

  • <5 μl sample volume without purification

    Most body fluids only require a small amount of samples, and there is no need for prior exosome isolation and purification steps, which further saves time and experimental costs.

  • Single-Signal molecular detection

    High-sensitivity data results with detection resolution accurate to single exosome surface molecular proteins, which can identify low-abundance exosome surface proteins with higher disease diagnostic value.

  • Suitable for almost all body fluids and culture fluids

    Such as plasma, urine, cell culture medium, and organ lavage fluid, which can be used for single exosome detection, and is suitable for a wide range of sample types, which greatly reduces the limitations of samples.

Proximity Barcoding Assay

The breakthrough single exosome detection technology has changed the dilemma that traditional exosome technology is often limited to total protein and total nucleic acid detection, and has realized high-precision and high-sensitivity exosome heterogeneity research.

Proximity Barcoding Assay (PBA) article: Wu et al. (2019) Profiling surface proteins on individual exosomes using a proximity barcoding assay

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Revealing molecular co-localization at the nanoscale

Our Proximity Barcoding Assay (PBA) is a breakthrough technology designed to map molecular co-localization directly on nanoscale biological structures such as protein complexes, single extracellular vesicles (EVs), and organelles. By combining DNA barcoding with next-generation sequencing (NGS), PBA delivers single-structure resolution, multiplexed detection, and high-throughput insights, transforming how complex biological systems are studied.

How PBA Works
Step 1:
Capture Targets

Isolate and prepare the biological structures of interest.

Step 2:
Probe Binding

Multiplexed DNA-tagged antibodies detect proteins.

Step 3:
Proximity Barcoding

DNA barcodes record molecular neighborhoods.

Step 4:
Sequencing and decoding

NGS reconstructs nanoscale molecular profiles.

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  • pba-img High-throughput sequencing
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