We run the full Olink range from our lab in Hayward: Explore HT for broad discovery, Reveal for cohort work at 1,034 proteins, and Target 96, Target 48 and Flex when you already know which proteins you want. Pick a panel below, or send us the study outline and we'll suggest one.
Olink's largest panel. Explore HT measures more than 5,400 proteins in one run from 2 µL of plasma or serum, with the same PEA chemistry and dual-antibody specificity as the smaller panels. This is the panel for a first pass through a cohort when you don't yet know where the signal will be.
The panel we run most often, and the one we're certified on. Reveal covers 1,034 proteins with a bias toward immune, inflammatory and cardiometabolic biology, from 4 µL of sample. We offer partial plates, so a 24-sample pilot doesn't have to pay for a 96-well plate. Full plates come back within 3 weeks of sample receipt, partial plates within 4.
Eleven curated panels of 92 proteins each, covering the major disease areas. Target 96 reports relative NPX values from 1 µL of sample, and it's the sensible choice when you already know which biology you're after and want a defined, well-characterized set of proteins rather than a discovery screen.
Target 48 is the Olink panel that gives you concentrations in pg/mL rather than relative NPX, and it does so without bridging samples, which makes it easier to compare results across studies, sites and time. Four panels are available, including a Mouse panel that also works on rat samples.
Choose between 5 and 30 proteins from a validated library of about 200, and get either relative or absolute values from 1 µL. Flex is what we usually suggest for the second step of a project: take the hits from a Reveal or Explore run and measure them in several hundred more samples without paying for the whole panel again.
Send us the sample type, the number of samples and the question you're asking. We'll recommend a panel and have a quote back to you within one business day.
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