Profile autoantibodies and environmental exposures together in a single MIPSA assay built for Parkinson’s research.
Parkinson’s disease research increasingly points toward immune mechanisms — autoreactive antibodies, environmental triggers, and microbial co-exposures that shape onset and progression. This brochure shows how Infinity Bio’s HuSIGHT™ and EnviroSIGHT™ antibody reactome libraries map both arms of that immune signal in one cost-effective MIPSA-based assay so Parkinson’s investigators can profile autoantibody reactivity against the entire human proteome alongside antibody responses to non-viral pathogens, microbiome members, parasites, and environmental allergens. The combined readout is designed to surface novel autoantigens, characterize antibody binding profiles for therapeutic development, and reveal exposure patterns relevant to pathogenesis, progression, and patient stratification.
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Where the antibody reactome fits in the multi-omic stack, how MIPSA deciphers it, and what the HuSIGHT, VirSIGHT, and En…
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Anti-Sp4 autoantibodies modify cancer risk in TIF1γ-positive dermatomyositis patients.
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Anti-cavin-4 autoantibodies as a biomarker for immune-mediated rippling muscle disease.
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Credle et al., Nature Comm 2022: the foundational MIPSA paper introducing antibody reactome profiling.
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Auto-antibody reactivities against ubiquitously expressed antigens identified in viral myocarditis cohort.
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Antibody responses to environmental toxins and microbial virulence factors at population scale.
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Mapping anti-citrullinated protein antibody specificities in rheumatoid arthritis at single-epitope resolution.
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TGM4: an immunogenic, prostate-restricted antigen and research target for prostate cancer.
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LINE-1 ORF2p protein expression is rare in human cancers, refining a long-held assumption.
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Chronic dengue virus identified as cause of unexplained progressive dementia (case report).
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Larman et al., 2013: foundational unbiased autoantibody discovery across MS, T1D, and RA.
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Anti-cN1A autoantibodies as a research-grade biomarker for sporadic inclusion body myositis.
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