Nervous System

 

The Nervous System is the most complex system in the human body, expressing the largest number of genes, the largest number of cell types, complex fiber connections, and the most complex developmental processes. Therefore, the types of neurological diseases are also the largest, and their clinical manifestations are usually complex and diverse with hidden onset, which is easy to lead to misdiagnosis or delayed treatment, and even permanent neurological function defects, bringing heavy burdens to families and society. Therefore, early diagnosis, treatment and long-term monitoring of nervous system diseases are very important, and the markers related to nervous system are crucial for early diagnosis, differential diagnosis and efficacy monitoring of diseases.

 

Diseases 

Cellular Platform (Gold standard)

ELSA/CLIA/Single Molecule Detection(SMD)

Autoimmune Encephalitis(AE)

NMDAR、AMPA1、APMA2、VGKC(LGI1, CASPR2)、GABA B receptor

NMDAR、AMPA1、APMA2、VGKC(LGI1, CASPR2)、GABA B receptor

Central Nervous Demyelinating Diseases

AQP4、MOG、MBP

AQP4、MOG、MBP、NfL

Myasthenia Gravis

 

AChR、MuSK、LRP4、titin、AChE、GQ1b、 Agrin、ColQ、KvL.4、RyR

Peripheral Nervous System Diseases

 

Sulfatide、GM1、GM2、GM3、GM4、GD1a、 GD1b、GD2、GD3、GT1a、GT1b、GQ1b

Paraneoplastic Syndrome(PNS)

 

Hu、Yo、Ri、CV2、Ma、Amphiphysin,GAD

Cerebrovascular Diseases

NMDAR1(GluN1) and 2(GluN2)、MBP

NFL、GFAP、S100B

Alzheimer/Parkinsonism

 

NfL、GFAP、UCH-L1、Total Tau、pTau-181, pTau-217、pTau-231、Aβ40、Aβ42、S100B