
In biomarker-driven drug development, selecting the right assay format is critical for generating reliable data that informs scientific and clinical decisions. Whether quantifying proteins, immune cell subsets, or complex molecular signatures, the choice between off-the-shelf and customized assays has direct implications for timelines, costs, and how well the assay performance…

KCAS Bio will be participating in Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer (SITC) 2025, taking place on November 5-9 in National Harbor, MD. SITC 2025 convenes researchers, clinicians, and biopharmaceutical developers to explore the latest breakthroughs in immune-based cancer treatments. These field experts will discuss cutting-edge research and clinical needs within…

In the ever-evolving landscape of drug development, biomarkers have emerged as critical tools for the mechanism of action, early proof of mechanism, safety, predictive, efficacy, and monitoring treatment response. As the field advances, two major classes of biomarkers have come to the forefront: soluble biomarkers and cellular biomarkers. While…

Remember that childhood excitement the night before Christmas? Too excited to sleep, knowing something you wished for was finally within reach? That’s exactly the spirit fueling our teams in Lyon as we approach the end of June. We’re eagerly awaiting the arrival of a powerful new platform at our…

Biomarkers (BMKs) have become fundamental tools in drug development, accelerating and optimizing targeted therapeutic innovation. As a bioanalytical CRO with over 15 years of experience in biomarker analysis, we’ve seen firsthand how the strategic integration of biomarkers can accelerate drug programs, help meet evolving regulatory standards,…

KCAS Bio is happy to announce our participation in the 13th edition of the Antibody Industrial Symposium (AIS), taking place in Tours, France. As a premier event in the antibody and therapeutic development sector, AIS offers a unique platform for scientific exchange, collaboration, and innovation. KCAS Bio’s Expertise…

In Episode 88 of The Weekly Bioanalysis, hosts Dominic Warrino, Ph.D. and John Perkins, Ph.D present a special WRIB 2025 recap featuring several KCAS Bio scientists who share firsthand insights from their presentations at the major bioanalytical conference. David Ambrose highlights KCAS Bio’s global harmonization of spectral flow cytometry instruments across…

KCAS Bio offers a wide range of biomarker services, from cell-based to soluble biomarker analysis, including ligand binding assays (LBA), across a variety of matrix types. Soluble biomarker analysis can be achieved on multiple platforms depending on factors such as sample type, required sensitivity, and whether multiplexing is…

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…

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…

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…

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…