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Molecular Testing Services

GemPharmatech provides molecular testing services for biomarker analysis, pharmacodynamic endpoints, and pharmacokinetic evaluation. Our platform supports a broad range of studies using immunoassays, sequencing, mass spectrometry, and other molecular analysis technologies for small molecules, biologics, and advanced therapies.
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Molecular Testing Capabilities
Molecular Testing and Bioanalysis Services
  • Blood Analysis (Biochemical Testing, Complete Blood Count (CBC), Glycated Hemoglobin (HbA1c), Coagulation Profile)

  • Immunoassays (ELISA, Western Blot, ELISpot, Co-Immunoprecipitation (IP))

  • High-Sensitivity Multiplex Platforms (Luminex, MSD, Simoa)

  • Omics & Sequencing (scRNA-seq, Proteomics, Metabolomics)

  • Mass Spectrometry (MS) and Liquid Chromatography (LC)

  • Large Molecule Analysis (mAbs, Bispecifics Antibodies, ADCs, Peptides)

  • Small Molecule & Nucleic Acid Analysis 

  • Cell and Gene Therapy Product Analysis

Why GemPharmatech
Integrated Molecular Testing Capabilities
  • Extensive molecular testing experience across diverse therapeutic modalities and research applications.

  • Robust, reproducible testing platforms and efficient study execution help support demanding research timelines.

  • More than 100 antibodies and assay kits optimized for human or mouse targets support biomarker analysis across multiple disease areas and therapeutic modalities.

  • xtensive PK testing capabilities for small molecules, biologics, and conjugated drugs. 


Validation Data
Molecular Testing Case Studies & Validation Data
Explore molecular testing case studies and validation data across immunoassays, biomarker analysis, pharmacokinetics, sequencing, and other bioanalytical applications.
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    Figure 1. Complete blood count test of C57BL/6JGpt strains.

    Figure Legend. Detection data of WBC, RBC, HGB, and Lymphocytes (Lym) for C57BL/6JGpt mouse strains are presented across different weeks of age.


    The hematology analyzer (Sysmex XN-1000V) detects more than 30 parameters with a processing speed of 2 minutes per sample and supports fully automated staining and dilution. Imported quality control materials are provided to monitor data quality, ensuring the reliability of test results.

    Figure 2. Plasma LDL-C level

    Figure Legend. Inclisiran (siRNA targeting PCSK9) decreased plasma LDL-C level in Western Diet (WD)-fed B6-hPCSK9-UTR hypercholesterolemia model.


    Blood biochemistry testing is performed on the Hitachi 3500 analyzer, which supports qualitative and quantitative analysis of blood, body fluids (e.g., cerebrospinal fluid), excreta, and tissue samples. The system offers 100+ assay panels, requires as little as 30 μL of sample, processes up to 800 tests/hour, and includes automatic sample dilution.


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    Figure 3. Detection of CD98 protein levels in mouse spleen, kidney, lung, cerebellum, cortex, and hippocampus tissues.

    Figure Legend. Human CD98 protein expression was high in G1 BALB/c-hCD98HC +/+ mice, lower in G2 BALB/c-hCD98HC +/- mice, and absent in G3 BALB/c mice.


    Proteins are separated by polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE) based on molecular weight, followed by transfer and immobilization onto a membrane support, and selective detection using an antibody-mediated reporter system. The panel covers over 80+ indices.


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    Figure 4. Inclisiran inhibited plasma hPCSK9 level 

    Inclisiran inhibited plasma hPCSK9 level in a dose dependent manner in B6-hPCSK9-UTR mice via ELISA analysis.


    ELISA detects solid-phase immobilized antigens using enzyme-labeled antibodies. The platform covers 100+ indices, processes 600+ samples/day under an established quality control system, and delivers results within 1–2 days.


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    Figure 5. Serum Concentration-Time Profile (ng/mL)

    Figure Legend. Test articles were administered to B6-hFcRn transgenic mice via subcutaneous injection at a dose of 10 mg/kg. Blood samples were collected over a 28-day period at 12 time points. Drug concentrations were determined by ELISA with a detection range of 31.25–2000 ng/mL


    PK assays cover mAbs, bispecifics, Fc fusion proteins and mRNA drugs. Matrices include mouse, cynomolgus monkey, and human samples. Assay strategies include target capture, universal scaffold (LLOQ 6.25 ng/mL), and dual-platform cross-validation.


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    Figure 5. Mouse spleen cells were analyzed for mIFN-γ production by ELISPOT.

    Figure Legend. Mouse spleen cells were collected as samples, and mIFN-γ production was detected by ELISPOT assay.


    The assay is designed to detect and quantify low-frequency cytokines as well as antibody-producing cells.


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