MilliporeSigma's Protein Biomarker Immunoassays

Jun 1st, 2020

Michele Behrens

Sigma-Aldrich, a brand of MilliporeSigma

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Protein biomarker immunoassays characterize the interactions between a biological system and a potential hazard. MilliporeSigma's range of single (ELISA), multiplex (MILLIPLEX) and ultra-sensitive (SMC) immunoassays allow direct monitoring of the biological effects of cosmetic products by assessing markers of inflammation, sensitization, aging and tissue regeneration among others.

For more information, contact MilliporeSigma.

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