CisplatinInHumanPlasmaByLCMSMS__KCASBio Posters & Papers
Read article Determination of Cisplatin in Human Plasma by LC-MS/MS using Hemoglobin to Overcome Matrix Effects

Discover in this poster presented by Bryan Parmentier at WRIB 2025, our work for the sponsor Lilly on the “Determination of Cisplatin in Human Plasma by LC-MS/MS using Hemoglobin to Overcome Matrix Effects“. Cisplatin In Human Plasma By LC-MS/MS | KCAS BioDownload If…

SpectralFlowCytometryPanel_KCASBio Posters & Papers
Read article Global Harmonization of a Validated 15-Color Pan-Leukocyte Spectral Flow Cytometry Panel for Human Whole Blood in Support of Translational & Clinical Applications

Discover in this poster presented by David Ambrose at WRIB 2025, our work on the Global Harmonization of a Validated 15-Color Pan-Leukocyte Spectral Flow Cytometry Panel for Human Whole Blood in Support of Translational and Clinical Applications. Spectral Flow Cytometry Panel | KCAS Bio…

Quantitative Flow Cytometry: Applications & Benefits Blogs
Read article Quantitative Flow Cytometry: Applications & Benefits

Quantitative flow cytometry (QFCM) is a specialized technique that enables precise measurement of the absolute number of specific molecules (e.g., receptors, antigens, or intracellular targets) on individual cells or particles. Understanding flow cytometry is essential, as standard methods typically provide qualitative data, where the relative fluorescence intensity is used to…

Highlights From Our AD/PD 2025 Experience Blogs
Read article Highlights From Our AD/PD 2025 Experience

We were happy to participate in the AD/PD™ 2025 International Conference on Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Diseases and related neurological disorders, held from April 1 to 5, 2025, in Vienna, Austria. The conference was a valuable opportunity to connect with experts, share our experience, and gain insights…

ELISpot Assay: Applications and Challenges Blogs
Read article ELISpot Assay: Applications and Challenges

Initially developed to assess the frequency of circulating antigen-specific Antibody-Secreting Cells (ASC), ELISpot has become a vital tool for quantifying antigen-reactive T-cells by measuring secreted immune mediators such as cytokines or key molecules involved in cell-mediated cytotoxicity. Compared to other assays for monitoring cell-mediated immunity (CMI), such as…

Frequently Asked Questions About KCAS Bio’s Dose Formulation Analysis Blogs
Read article Top Frequently Asked Questions About KCAS Bio’s Dose Formulation Analysis Services

Dose Formulation Analysis (DFA) is a critical component in regulated nonclinical studies, ensuring accurate dosing and supporting toxicokinetic assessments. At KCAS Bio, we specialize in providing comprehensive DFA services. Below are the top frequently asked questions about Dose Formulation Analysis and our services: 1. What is Dose Formulation Analysis, and…

GENERATION OF BLOOD-DERIVED REFERENCE SAMPLES WITH ENDOGENOUS CYTOKINES-slice Posters & Papers
Read article Generation of Blood-Derived Reference Samples with Endogenous Cytokines

Discover innovative insights into bioanalytical method development with our poster, presented by Christine Bain, Ph.D., at ECCO 2025. This work explores the creation and application of reference samples containing endogenous immune mediators—such as cytokines and chemokines—to effectively evaluate the performance of bioanalytical methods. Download the poster now to learn more…

Driving Innovation Globally with Multisite Spectral Flow Cytometry Blogs
Read article Driving Innovation Globally with Multisite Spectral Flow Cytometry: Global Implementation of a Validated Flow Cytometry Panel

Modern immunology research requires high-complexity panels available wherever the patients are located. Deploying advanced flow cytometry instruments and panels across multiple global sites is therefore a transformative step in harmonizing immunological research and clinical trials. KCAS Bio has worked closely with Cytek to make this a reality by validating the…

KCAS-podcast-thumb_TWB-087 Podcasts
Listen to podcast Podcast (The Weekly Bioanalysis) Eps #87: “The Evolution of SCIEX’s Partnership with Pharma in Drug Discovery & Development”

In episode 87 of The Weekly Bioanalysis podcast, John Perkins and Dawn Dufield preview the upcoming WRIB conference, where KCAS Bio and Sciex will both have strong representation through scientific presentations, panels, and business development efforts. Special guest, Rahul Baghla of Sciex, discusses the company’s collaboration with KCAS Bio and introduces their…

KCAS-blog-thumb_2025-03_SOT Blogs
Read article Key Takeaways from SOT 2025: A Bioanalytical Perspective on the Future of Toxicology

The Society of Toxicology’s SOT 2025 meeting in Orlando, Florida, held from March 20-22, was a unique gathering that highlighted both the ongoing challenges and the evolving opportunities within the toxicology and bioanalytical fields. As a Bioanalytical CRO providing critical dose formulation testing and toxicology studies…

KCAS Bio Unlocks Thousands of Citations With Author-Based Filtering Powered by Bioz News
Read article KCAS Bio Unlocks Thousands of Citations With Author-Based Filtering Powered by Bioz

Press Release • Mar 26, 2025 PALO ALTO, Calif., March 26, 2025 (Newswire.com) – Bioz, Inc., the leader in citation management, is highlighting its partnership with KCAS Bio, a trusted provider of bioanalytical and biomarker services. Through the integration of a Bioz Content Hub, KCAS…

Cutting-Edge PK and Immunogenicity Strategies for Next-Generation ADCs, ARCs, and Conjugated Biotherapeutics Webinars
View webinar Cutting-Edge PK and Immunogenicity Strategies for Next-Generation ADCs, ARCs, and Conjugated Biotherapeutics

As the field of biotherapeutics rapidly evolves, the development of advanced conjugated therapies such as Antibody-Drug Conjugates (ADCs), Antibody-RNA Conjugates (ARCs), siRNA/oligos, and antibody-peptide conjugates has gained significant momentum. These next-generation therapeutics offer promising efficacy and safety profiles for treating various conditions, including cancer, rare diseases, and in vaccine development.