Development of a novel flow cytometry multiplex immunoassay for the diagnosis of celiac disease simultaneously with autoimmune diabetes

The FloCMIA multiplex immunoassay was successfully developed as a flow cytometry-based platform for the simultaneous and discriminative screening of CD and DM1 autoantibodies. This method offers a practical, accessible, and high-throughput solution, significantly reducing costs (up to tenfold) and operational time compared to traditional assays. By utilizing a commonly available flow cytometer, detecting all immunoglobulin isotypes, and eliminating radioactive materials, FloCMIA provides a safer, more inclusive, and sensitive tool, enabling earlier therapeutic intervention and improving large-scale population screening.

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European journal of medical research
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2025-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s40001-025-03457-8
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Celiac Disease Research and Management
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The FloCMIA multiplex immunoassay was successfully developed as a flow cytometry-based platform for the simultaneous and discriminative screening of CD and DM1 autoantibodies. This method offers a practical, accessible, and high-throughput solution, significantly reducing costs (up to tenfold) and operational time compared to traditional assays. By utilizing a commonly available flow cytometer, detecting all immunoglobulin isotypes, and eliminating radioactive materials, FloCMIA provides a safer, more inclusive, and sensitive tool, enabling earlier therapeutic intervention and improving large-scale population screening.

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