Olink Flex Customized Pro-inflammatory response Panel

The Olink Flex Customized Pro-inflammatory response Panel offers five pre-validated protein biomarkers for accelerated research. This targeted solution enables precise immune pathway analysis, delivering mechanistic insights into inflammatory responses. The high-sensitivity assay requires just 1μL of plasma or serum for robust results.

As a pioneer in next-generation proteomics, we are proud to introduce the Olink Flex Customized Pro-inflammatory response Panel, an advanced research solution enabling scientists to investigate inflammatory pathways with unprecedented precision. This fully customizable panel allows researchers to select from an extensive menu of rigorously validated protein biomarkers involved in pro-inflammatory processes, including cytokine signaling, immune cell activation, and acute-phase responses.

Each analyte has been meticulously evaluated for performance characteristics such as sensitivity, specificity, dynamic range, and matrix compatibility across various sample types. The panel's flexible design supports targeted investigations into inflammatory mechanisms underlying diverse research areas such as autoimmune disorders, neurological conditions, metabolic diseases, and tissue injury responses. By offering researchers the freedom to tailor their protein biomarker selection while maintaining Olink's gold-standard data quality, this innovative solution empowers more efficient, hypothesis-driven exploration of inflammatory pathways in human biology and disease mechanisms.

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What is the Olink Flex Customized Pro-inflammatory response Panel

Customized panel for human

The Olink Flex Customized Pro-inflammatory response Panel utilizes multiplexed immunoassays to quantify five validated biomarkers - including five validated biomarkers - in just 1μL plasma/serum, processing 40 samples per run. The high-sensitivity platform achieves <1 pg/mL detection limits and <5% CV reproducibility through normalized protein expression. Researchers can configure tailored panels by selecting 15-21 analytes from our 208-protein inflammation library, enabling focused investigations of pro-inflammatory mechanisms. This advanced solution combines established markers with novel targets for comprehensive pathway analysis, maintaining rigorous validation standards throughout. The system's precision and customization capabilities support detailed study of inflammatory responses across diverse research applications.

Features of the pane

  • Species: Human-specific studies.
  • Design: Design panels using Olink Insight.
  • Proteins: the 5 biomarkers relevant to immune pathway analysis.
  • Sample: 1 μL biological fluid (plasma/serum).
  • Readout: NPX analytical method.
  • Platform: Olink Signature Q100 platform exclusive.

List of 5 Human Derived Biomarkers

Protein category

The Olink Flex Customized Pro-inflammatory response Panel quantifies 5 strategically selected protein biomarkers organized into key functional categories: Pro-inflammatory Cytokines, Chemokine Ligands/Receptors, Acute-Phase Reactants, Complement System Proteins, Adhesion Molecules, Pattern Recognition Receptors, Inflammatory Mediators, and Stress Response Proteins (see Table. List of Olink Flex Customized Pro-inflammatory response Panel). These targets encompass human proteins involved in critical inflammatory pathways relevant to immunological research, covering processes such as leukocyte activation, cytokine signaling cascades, endothelial dysfunction, cellular stress responses, and tissue remodeling mechanisms.

The panel incorporates rigorously validated biomarkers associated with neutrophil activation, macrophage polarization, inflammasome signaling, and systemic inflammatory responses through exhaustive literature curation and proteomic verification, offering researchers a robust solution for comprehensive investigations of pro-inflammatory mechanisms across various biological systems and disease models. This carefully designed panel enables multidimensional analysis of inflammatory networks while maintaining the flexibility to create customized configurations tailored to specific research applications in inflammation biology and immunology studies.

Table. List of Olink Flex Customized Pro-inflammatory response Panel

UniProt ID Gene Protein name Customized Olink Flex panel
P01579 IFNG Interferon Gamma  Pro-inflammatory response
P01375 TNF Tumor Necrosis Factor  Pro-inflammatory response
P01584 IL1B Interleukin-1 beta  Pro-inflammatory response
P05231 IL6 Interleukin-6  Pro-inflammatory response
P10145 IL8 Interleukin-8  Pro-inflammatory response

Protein Functions

Biological process

Primarily involved in fundamental biological processes including innate immune system activation, acute phase response signaling, leukocyte recruitment and chemotaxis, fever response regulation, cellular stress responses, and tissue remodeling mechanisms.

Disease area

particularly valuable for scientific investigation across multiple research areas including autoimmune phenomena, chronic inflammatory conditions, infectious disease pathogenesis, tissue damage and repair mechanisms, and systemic inflammatory responses.

The Application of Olink Flex Customized Pro-inflammatory response Panel.

The Olink Flex Customized Pro-inflammatory response Panel facilitates comprehensive analysis of inflammatory pathways, supporting researchers in:

  • Elucidating immune cell activation and signaling cascades in various biological systems;
  • Monitoring dynamic changes in inflammatory mediator expression during experimental interventions;
  • Validating potential biomarkers of inflammatory status in preclinical models.

Workflow of Olink Proteomics

Why Creative Proteomics

Disease-Specific Analytical Frameworks

Preconfigured workflows for autoimmune (RA, IBD), infectious (sepsis, COVID-19), and chronic inflammation studies, enabling rapid hypothesis testing.

Inter-Plate Normalization

Minimizes batch effects, ensuring cross-study comparability in large-scale or multi-center research projects.

Scalable for Omics Integration

Compatible with multi-omics approaches (e.g., transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics), facilitating systems-level inflammation research.

Broad Target Coverage

Covers key pro-inflammatory mediators (cytokines, chemokines, signaling proteins), supporting comprehensive pathway analysis.

Demo Results of Olink Data

Heatmap showing dysregulated circulating proteins in type 1 diabetes cohort study.The differential expression of circulating inflammatory proteins in type 1 diabetes versus healthy controls. (Verhulst, C. E. M, et al. 2023)

Sample Requirements

Sample Type Recommended Sample Size Sample Quality Pre-treatment and Storage Sample Transport
Plasma/Serum/Body Fluid Minimum 40 µL per specimen required Protein concentration range: 0.5–1 mg/mL Distribute into sterile vials and freeze at -80°C Dry ice shipment required (-80°C) for foil-sealed samples
Tissue
Cells
Exosomes
Other

FAQs

What tools do I need to run Olink Flex?

Detection and quantitation require the use of Olink signature Q100. In the expansion step of the protocol, a validated PCR instrument is also required that can use a reaction volume of 100 μL and a heated lid.

For a complete list of equipment and consumables required for each Olink product, please contact our support team.

How are the biomarkers in the Olink Flex panel selected?

In composing the new panel, we gathered information from widely used public bioinformatics databases, including Uniprot, Human Protein Atlas, Gene Ontology (GO), ChEMBL, and the test mining tool TenWise. We also include biomarkers requested by our customers. If the panel is established for a specific disease area or key biological process, we will work with key opinion leaders.

How do I perform quality control on Olink Flex data?

Quality control is done using Olink NPX signature software. It ensures reliable data by using three internal and external controls in each operation.

  • Operational Evaluation: The standard deviations of Incubation Control 1, Incubation Control 2, and Assay Control must be less than 0.2 NPX.
  • Sample evaluation: The results of incubation control 2 and assay control should deviate from the median plate by no more than ±0.3 NPX. If the deviation exceeds this value, the sample is marked. If more than 1/6 of the sample is "labeled", the data may be unreliable, need to be analyzed and possibly re-run.

Reference

  1. Verhulst, C. E. M., van Heck, J. I. P., Fabricius, T. W., et al. (2023). Hypoglycaemia induces a sustained pro-inflammatory response in people with type 1 diabetes and healthy controls. Diabetes, obesity & metabolism, 25(11), 3114–3124. https://doi.org/10.1111/dom.15205 

* For research purposes only, not intended for clinical diagnosis, treatment, or individual health assessments.

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