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Q-LAAD

The Evolution Of Aptamer Technology

The basis for our Q-LAAD technology platform are our revolutionary fluorogenic-logic aptamers (FLAs) which can be programed to signal the presence of nearly any target molecule. The result being a revolutionary new mechanism for the detection of the viruses that cause disease. This mechanism enables the creating of diagnostic tests that combine hospital-grade accuracy with point-of-care speed and ease of use.

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What is Q-LAAD?

Q-LAAD stands for Quantum-Logic Aptamer Analyte Detection and it is our patent-pending technology we’ve been developing over the past 6 years. Q-LAAD is an antigen detection system that uses aptamer technology to reveal the presence of viral antigens. Q-LAAD can be adapted to nearly any diagnostic testing format without sacrificing speed, accuracy, or ease-of-use, a common tradeoff with current diagnostic testing technologies.

How do Q-LAAD tests work?

Q-LAAD technology enables a fluorogenic logic aptamer to cause a dim fluorophore to become bright only when the aptamer is bound to the intended target.

How is Q-LAAD different than other biodiagnostic tests such as PCR, Isothermal Amplification, ELISA, etc.?

Q-LAAD tests differ from other testing methodologies in a few important ways:

  1. Q-LAAD tests are sensitive enough to detect even trace amounts of a given target molecule, so there is no time-consuming amplification required to see results. Therefore, results from Q-LAAD tests are near-instantaneous.
  2. Q-LAAD tests are specific enough to work with various types of samples and sample collection media such as blood, saliva, urine, etc.
  3. Q-LAAD tests are much simpler and easier to use than other biodiagnostic tests, minimizing the margin for user and/or machine error.
Do Q-LAAD tests require any special, costly equipment?

No. Q-LAAD tests can be run on commercially available COMS analyzers and plate readers. We are currently working on our own point-of-care analyzer which will make Q-LAAD tests even more efficient and easy to use.

Why is Q-LAAD a better testing method for COVID-19?

We have developed a SARS-CoV-2 proof-of-concept test that has shown very promising results in our own clinical trials. Our Q-LAAD SARS-CoV-2 test excelled in three key areas:

  1. Accuracy: : Q-LAAD tests meet or exceed a minimum threshold of 95% accuracy putting it on par with the most accurate (PCR) tests currently available.
  2. Speed: Q-LAAD tests routinely deliver results in less than 5 minutes (and often near instantly) without sacrificing accuracy.
  3. Throughput: Q-LAAD tests require minimal preparation and or specialized training. and can be run on a standard plate reader in minutes enabling technicians to process hundreds of tests in an hour.
What are the applications for Q-LAAD tests?

We are currently adapting our Q-LAAD platform to develop a 30+ pathogen respiratory testing panel that will allow healthcare professionals to quickly diagnose and treat the most common diseases such as influenza, SARS-CoV-2, human metapneumovirus, RSV, etc. In addition to a variety of medical diagnostic tests, we will be developing Q-LAAD tests for use across a wide range of industries including Agricultural, Regulatory, Pharmaceutical, and Veterinary just to name a few.

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