title: Multiplex planar microarrays for disease prognosis, diagnosis and theranosis.
abstract: Advanced diagnostic methods and algorithms for immune disorders provide qualitative and quantitative multiplex measurement for pre-clinical prognostic and clinical diagnostic biomarkers specific for diseases. Choice of therapy is confirmed by modulating diagnostic efficacy of companion, theranotic drug concentrations. Assay methods identify, monitor and manage autoimmune diseases, or risk thereof, in subjects who have, or who are related to individuals with autoimmune disease. These same diagnostic protocols also integrate qualitative and quantitative assay test protocol designs for responder patient assessment, risk analysis and management of disease when integrating multiplex planar microarray diagnostic tests, patient theranostic companion diagnostic methods and test panels for simultaneous assessment and management of dysimmune and inflammatory disorders, autoimmunity, allergy and cancer. Proprietary assay methods are provided to identify, monitor and manage dysimmune conditions, or risk thereof, in subjects with pathological alterations in the immune system, or who are related to individuals with these conditions. The protocols can be used for confirmatory testing of subjects who exhibit symptoms of dysimmunity, as well as subjects who are apparently healthy and do not exhibit symptoms of altered immune function. The protocols also provide for methods of determining whether a subject has, is at risk for, or is a candidate for disease therapy, guided by companion diagnosis and immunosuppressive therapy, as well as therapeutic drug monitoring and theranostic testing of disease biomarkers in response to immuno-absorption therapy. The multiplex test panels provide the components that are integral for performing the methods to recognized clinical standards.
authors: Peter Lea, SQI Diagnostic Systems Inc., Toronto, Ontario M9W 1A4, Canada.
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keywords: Diagnosis; Disease integrated panels; Multiplex planar microarrays; Prognosis; Simultaneous methods; Theranosis