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Bioanalytical Testing

Project-specific analytical support for biological samples, connected to the wider scientific programme and scoped around your study requirements.

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From sample to result

Analysis scoped around the study

Bioanalytical testing is defined around the analyte, sample type, required controls and intended use of the results.

Where a project needs capabilities beyond a single method, Aurum can help coordinate analytical routes across its scientific service network.

[TO CONFIRM: specific bioanalytical methods, matrices and instruments offered.] Methods and acceptance considerations are reviewed during technical scoping.

Bioanalytical capability groups

Support across the analytical workflow

Capability selection depends on the analyte, sample matrix and level of analytical support required.

01

Biological Sample Analysis

Analysis of biological samples according to the agreed scope.

  • Sample-requirement review
  • Project-defined analytical methods
  • [TO CONFIRM: sample types]
02

Immunoassays

Immunoassay-related work selected around the study objective.

  • ELISA and immunoassay-related work
  • Protein analysis workflows
  • Serological research applications
03

Molecular Analysis

Molecular methods where the study requires nucleic-acid analysis.

  • PCR and qPCR
  • Gene-expression analysis
  • Genotyping applications
04

Chromatography & Mass Spectrometry

Coordinated through Aurum’s scientific service network where required.

  • Scope and sample-requirement review
  • Connected analytical routes
  • Project-level coordination
05

Assay & Method Coordination

Alignment of methods with the study design.

  • Method selection
  • Controls and study considerations
  • Link to assay development
06

Results Review & Reporting

Clear reporting of analytical outputs.

  • Data review
  • Interpretation support
  • Reporting aligned with project needs

Advanced analytical delivery arrangements depend on project requirements and are confirmed during technical scoping.

How projects move forward

A practical five-step workflow

Each engagement begins with the analytical question and defines methods, samples and reporting before work proceeds.

Initial enquiry

Share the analyte, sample context and intended use of the results.

Scientific scoping

Review suitable methods, controls and sample requirements.

Study definition

Agree the workflow, inputs and reporting expectations.

Analysis

Proceed using the agreed methods and quality-focused workflow.

Results & next steps

Review outputs, interpretation needs and any connected work.

Discuss your bioanalytical requirements

Tell us about the analyte, sample type and study scope so the appropriate route can be reviewed with you.

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