Biomarker-driven bioanalysis provides the quantitative data essential for biopharma decision-making across the drug development pipeline. As therapeutic modalities expand from mAbs and ADCs to cell & gene therapies and oligonucleotides, demand grows for greater sensitivity, specificity, and robustness in complex matrices.
Biomarkers are objective indicators of biological processes, disease states, and pharmacological responses—guiding target validation, patient stratification, dose selection, and safety monitoring. With the FDA and EMA increasingly embedding biomarker frameworks into trial design, accurate biomarker quantification has become foundational for advancing novel therapeutics.
ACROBiosystems offers integrated biomarker-driven bioanalysis solutions spanning biomarker research, assay development, and translational support. Our recombinant proteins, assay kits, critical reagents, and custom services enable accurate and reliable quantification of biomarkers across diverse therapeutic modalities and throughout the drug development continuum.

HotNov 9, 2026
As dual IL-17A/IL-17F therapies gain momentum in autoimmune disease research, comprehensive biomarker profiling is becoming increasingly important. Explore the therapeutic rationale behind dual targeting, key clinical advances, and ELISA solutions for monitoring IL-17 cytokines and the broader Th17 signaling pathway.
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B7-H3 ADCs are advancing toward commercialization,making validated IHC essential. HGS-S609,a recombinant rabbit monoclonal antibody,offers specific,multi-cancer,stable B7-H3 IHC testing.
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HotSep 17, 2026
INHBE (Activin E) is emerging as a promising target for next-generation obesity therapeutics, particularly for reducing fat mass while preserving lean mass. As INHBE-targeted therapies advance, quantitative measurement of circulating Activin E can provide valuable insights into target engagement and pharmacodynamic response. This article highlights Activin E as a biomarker for preclinical, clinical, and translational research, and introduces the Human Activin E Dimer ELISA Kit for selective and sensitive quantification in human, non-human primate, and mouse samples, supporting INHBE/Activin E-targeted obesity drug development.
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