The phrase "multiplex analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a type of data analysis that simultaneously examines multiple sections of a data set. For example, a multiplex analysis could be used to analyze different socioeconomic factors and their correlation to health outcomes.
A multiplexed bioassay platform was constructed for simple, sensitive, and multiplex analysis of target DNA sequences.
However, most of what is discussed will apply to any multiplex analysis of CTCs, irrespective of the enrichment method.
PCR conditions were then optimized for multiplex analysis of the targets.
Wood HM, Belvedere O, Conway C et al. Using next-generation sequencing for high resolution multiplex analysis of copy number variation from nanogram quantities of DNA from formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded specimens.
These results suggest that multiplex analysis of single target could enhance the accuracy of detection and reliable for real-time comparative analyses.
Additional benefits exhibited by the HyBeacon technology derive from their simple mode of action, ease of design, relatively inexpensive synthesis and potential for multiplex analysis.
RNAscope is compatible with routine formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded tissue specimens and can use either conventional chromogenic dyes for bright-field microscopy or fluorescent dyes for multiplex analysis.
To test this hypothesis, we performed an unbiased search for plasma biological markers in a cohort of patients at high risk of developing VAP, using cytokine multiplex analysis.
This resolution, in addition, can be exploited for the generation of a potentially infinite number of SERS-encoded particles (SEPs) that can be used as contrast agents for real multiplex analysis.
Multiplex analysis of inflammatory mediators makes it easier to study a larger range of mediators, and combined with newer bioinformatical tools (unsupervised hierarchical clustering), this has the potential to bring new knowledge of the inflammatory process during sepsis.
Multiplex analysis detected heterogeneity in gene expression and revealed a distinct stem-cell-like gene expression signature in early stage metastatic breast cancer cells, suggesting that breast cancer metastases may be initiated by stem-like cells.
