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Simultaneous competitive and sandwich formats multiplexed immunoassays based on ICP-MS detection.

Talanta 2018 August 2
Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS) based immunoassay method has been proposed in multiple immunoassays but has not been used in competitive and sandwich formats immunoassay simultaneously. The two immunoassays were usually conducted separately in clinical field depending on the size and the amount of binding sites of targets. We proposed an immunoassay method based on magnetic beads and ICP-MS detection that could be suitable for both small and large molecules. The functionalized magnetic beads were added to capture the immune complex after immune reaction. In this way, thyrotropin and free thyroid hormone can be captured, separated and then detected according to the elemental tags by ICP-MS simultaneously. The new method was evaluated by comparing the results with time resolved fluorescence immunoassays (TRFIA). The dynamic ranges of TSH and FT4 were 0.16-105 mU/L and 3.5-65 pmol/L, respectively. The limits of detections were 0.06 mU/L for TSH and 1.59 pmol/L for FT4 . And the relative standard deviations (RSD) of TSH and FT4 were 4.64% at 2.5 mU/L and 1.87% at 5.85 pmol/L. This immunoassay method enables the determination of small and large biomolecules simultaneously via competitive and sandwich immunoassay formats.

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