Lateral Flow Assay Development Webinar: Introduction to the development of a lateral flow assay

This free webinar brings together three speakers with over 50 years' experience in assay development, and provides a comprehensive introduction to the development of a lateral flow assay. Starting with the basic principles of antibody selection, reagents and early stage development, the webinar moves on to a discussion on the selection of materials, their properties and basic troubleshooting, and finally to the conjugation of antibodies to gold nanoparticles.
Since their introduction in the 1980s, lateral flow technologies have become important tools for point-of-care and home testing. They are commonly used to detect a broad array of targets such as HcG, infectious diseases and drugs of abuse and are also commonplace in veterinary testing, environmental testing and for monitoring analytes related to the human physiological condition. Initially tests provided a positive/negative result, but the development of reader technology and improvements in the materials and reagents has enabled a progression towards semi-quantitative and quantitative assays. We will discuss important considerations in the design of your assay, selection of high quality materials, and new technologies that enhance the sensitivity, stability and reliability of lateral flow assays.
This video was produced by Innova Biosciences which is now fully integrated with Expedeon Ltd.
- To find out more about our particles and particle conjugation kits, please visit: bit.ly/2NHI0fr
- To learn more about the Lateral Flow assay, feel free to download our guide: bit.ly/2N3YnxL

[@user-cx7gc1eq4c]

I love this, so informative and compact

[@ytvken4826]

Very difficult to hearing what the man talk. Cause low quality of sound transform via webinar and his accent. Could you please provide a full transcript for none native english people like me.

[@laboniahsan9529]

Very informative and well described. sound system can be improved. I appreciate your initiative. we were looking for this so long. Thanks

[@InnovaBiosciences]

Dear Laboni, Thanks for the nice comment and constructive feedback. We will work on that in our future videos. At the same time please check out our other videos and let us know if you are interested in any other information/protocol/guide.

[@user-eg8cb7er9e]

Many thanks for well-structured information! Unfortunately, links to the guide and your products are unavalible. Could you please make te correction?

[@Putteknas]

Brilliant, thank you!

[@InnovaBiosciences]

Thank you Julie! Hope it helps. Please do let us know if there is any other information or protocol/guide you need.

[@abbasi1907]

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