Immunoassays Simply Explained

Immunoassays Simply Explained
What are immunoassays? How do they work? And what are they used for! These are the things you will learn today so stick around!
Hi guys! My name is Lucas and I study Biotechnology at University level here in Finland. I create weekly content on topics that relate to Biotechnology!
Today we will have a look at immunoassays. An immunoassay is a procedure for detecting or measuring specific proteins or other substances through their properties as antigens or antibodies.
I will also show a practical example of how an immunoassay can work in practice in the form of an ELISA!
If you have any questions or suggestions on videos for the future, please leave them in the comments!

[@biotechlucas4126]

Anyone watching in 2021? I still check comments on the weekly in case you have any questions or feedback😉

[@AngelicaMartinez-st7ey]

Can you explain unlabeled immunoassays

[@ravalshreyanshi18]

U explained very well ....please upload more videos it's really helpful cause i have opted biotechnology.....i need your help sir.....
Thankyou sir
From india

[@jerad248]

Thank you dear. This was a nice introduction.

[@biotechlucas4126]

Thank you for the kind words!!😇

[@vatosloko1011]

Thank you!! keep doing what you're doing :)

[@biotechlucas4126]

I might in the future, for now I am focused on my finance channel that I share with a friend😇 Please check us out if you have the time to spare, Nordic Finans is the name!🙏

[@fatimamouaz4843]

Great work, you explained perfectly, thank you🤍

[@biotechlucas4126]

That is so nice of you! Can't believe my very first video ever ended up being so popular😂🙈

[@abdulllahiamin3540]

Very helpful you did good watching all the way from Kenya 🇰🇪 😀 👍

[@biotechlucas4126]

Great to hear that! I wish you the best from Finland!🇫🇮😇

[@wellwhatsgoingonhere]

He may not be an Indian guy on youtube, but it's a perfect explanation nonetheless.

[@biotechlucas4126]

This made my day!😂 The true OGs of CZcams tutorials deserve some respect after all!

[@ashutoshsharma9012]

Is it necessary that analyte have to be proteineous in nature, mostly we see that from antibody antigen is attached specificly, how can a drug which is not protein in nature detect with immunoassay technique

[@MegaTang1234]

Thanks

[@tetrahydrocannabinol5863]

Thank you very much brother ❤❤

[@biotechlucas4126]

Happy I could help!😇👍

[@khadija6410]

thanks a lot, it helped

[@biotechlucas4126]

Fantastic to hear!🙏

[@hassinayazid99]

Thank you.

[@biotechlucas4126]

Happy to help!😇

[@saahilnayudu2505]

Where do the second antibodies with the labels come from? Thank you for the help!

[@biotechlucas4126]

They have been prepared and biioconjugated to the label beforehand😇

[@nidajutt2321]

I didn't understand whats the purpose of second antibody? If one is there and the analytes has bound to them?

[@biotechlucas4126]

Great question! First antibody makes what we are looking for "stay" in place.
The second antibody has been attached to something that allows us to measure a signal before hand. In other words it allows us to measure how much of what we are looking for got "stuck" in place.
Please let me know if that helped😇

[@nidajutt2321]

@@biotechlucas4126 now got it, thanks for answering

[@biotechlucas4126]

Great! Happy I could help👍

[@Banisaprima]

Thank you, sci commer. :)

[@biotechlucas4126]

Happy I could help!

[@kipper7322]

watching in 2022 :) exam tomorrow *fingers crossed*

[@biotechlucas4126]

I know the feeling! Good luck Talia🤞🤞🤞 I am sure you'll do great!

[@RK-xg1mf]

smart and pretty, pretty smart

[@biotechlucas4126]

Hahah, thank you!😂

[@ray-kr8hi]

Watching in 2022

[@biotechlucas4126]

Hopefully the video is still somewhat helpful🙈

[@youmgesandwiche]

Watching in 2023

[@biotechlucas4126]

Replying in 2023😇