Tagged microparticle compositions and methods
CA 2465594 C · Owner: Kirakossian, Hrair · Inventors: Kirakossian, Hrair; Dehlinger, Peter; Singh, Sharat
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Compositions and methods are disclosed for detecting multiple target analytes in a sample using microparticles having molecular tags attached by cleavable linkages. Generally, an assay mixture is formed comprising a sample and a reagent comprising multiple such microparticles under conditions that permit stable complexes to form between binding moieties on the surfaces of the microparticles and the analytes. In one aspect of the invention the a second , binding composition is added so that complexes form among the microparticlebound binding moieties, the analytes, and second binding moieties of the second binding composition. Such second binding moieties have cleavageinducing moieties …
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