Multi-dimensional Blood Diagnosis System Covering the Whole Course of Neurodegenerative Diseases
The combined detection test for Alzheimer's disease (AD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI), based on the independently developed patented biomarker detection technology, has constructed a multi-dimensional blood diagnosis system covering the whole course of neurodegenerative diseases. This product breaks through the limitations of traditional imaging techniques such as radiation exposure, the strong invasiveness of cerebrospinal fluid testing, and the high subjectivity of scale evaluation. Through a high-sensitivity chemiluminescence platform, it can simultaneously detect multiple core biomarkers with one tube of blood, and it has the advantages of high throughput, high precision, and low cost.
Core Advantages
Early Warning
It can effectively identify pathological changes in the pre-clinical stage and detect the disease risk several years earlier than traditional methods.
One-tube Blood Test
Simultaneously detect multiple core biomarkers with one tube of blood, which is non-invasive and accurate.
Whole-course Management
Precise stratification, efficacy monitoring, and prognosis evaluation, promoting the transformation from passive intervention to active health management.
8 Core Biomarkers
Aβ42
A core amyloid plaque biomarker of AD, with both high sensitivity and specificity.
A core biomarker for AD diagnosis.
Aβ40
An auxiliary indicator of Aβ deposition, comprehensively evaluating AD pathology with Aβ42.
A core biomarker for AD diagnosis.
P-tau181
A marker of phosphorylated tau protein, serving as evidence of early neuronal damage in AD.
A core biomarker for AD diagnosis.
AD7C-NTP
Related to neurofibrillary tangles, quantifying the severity of AD pathology.
A biomarker for AD progression.
NFL
A marker of nerve axon injury, dynamically reflecting the disease progression rate.
A biomarker for AD progression.
S100
A non-specific nerve injury indicator, also indicating the risk of tumors/cerebrovascular diseases.
A biomarker for TBI.
PGP9.5(UCH-L1)
A marker of pan-neural injury, associated with degenerative/tumor/autoimmune diseases.
A biomarker for TBI.
GFAP
An indicator of glial activation, predicting the clinical progression stage of AD.
A biomarker for TBI.
Comparison of detection methods
ParametersThis productImaging examinationCSF examination
Invasive✓ Only draw blood✓ Non-invasive✕ Lumbar puncture
Security✓ Highly secure✕ Radiation exposure✕ Risk of complications
Early detection✓ Detectable in preclinical stage✕ Only detect obvious lesions✓ Can be detected early
Cost✓ Low-cost✕ High-cost✕ High-cost
Convenience✓ High throughput and convenience✕ Multiple device restrictions✕ Complex operation
Multi biomarker detection✓ Simultaneous monitoring of 8 biomarkers✕ Only morphological changes✓ Can detect multiple parameters
Clinical Value
The Development Process and Early Warning Value of Alzheimer's Disease
This product can detect changes in disease-related biomarkers 10 years in advance, providing a valuable time window for early intervention
-10 years
Changes in biomarkers
-5 years
Formation of amyloid plaques
-3 years
Mild cognitive impairment
0 years
Clinical diagnosis
Application scenarios
Accurate screening and diagnosis
Provide objective and accurate screening and diagnostic plans for high-risk populations and preclinical patients
  • Accurate assessment of individuals with cognitive decline
  • Early screening of individuals with a positive family history
  • Early detection of preclinical pathological changes
Disease monitoring and management
Provide objective and quantitative monitoring indicators for clinical treatment and disease management
  • Objective evaluation of drug treatment efficacy
  • Quantitative monitoring of disease progression rate
  • Basis for Developing Individualized Treatment Plans
Brain injury assessment
Provide rapid and accurate assessment tools for acute and chronic brain injuries
  • Assessment of traumatic brain injury
  • Assessment of neuronal damage after stroke
  • Cumulative effect monitoring of repetitive mild brain injury
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