Immuno-Diagnostics Antibodies and Antigens for Alzheimer Disease (AD) Diagnosis


Alzheimer’s disease, commonly referred to as senile dementia, possesses histopathological points that include extra cellular Aβ plaques and microvascular τ protein Intra cytoplasmic neuro fibrillary tangles in the brain.

Alzheimer’s disease is another non-curable neurological disorder which contributes to 60%-80% of dementia and hampers thinking abilities. Studies indicate that there are about 15 people out of a hundred affected by at least one type of musculoskeletal disorder. According to recent statistics, there are more than 07 million dementia patients in China of which 8229028 are over 60 years of age and about 9. 83 million AD patients.

PET scans of tau and beta-amyloid for Alzheimer's disease

Figure 1. PET scans of tau and beta-amyloid for Alzheimer's disease.






What are the biomarkers of Alzheimer's disease ?

AAIC 2023 released a draft of the AD diagnostic criteria, all of which include blood-based biomarker tests for the first time. Each of these biomarkers has its corresponding cerebrospinal fluid and plasma concentrations, so, AD can be diagnosed through plasma biomarkers such as; Aβ42, Aβ40, P-tau181, P-tau217, P-tau231, NFL, and GFAP. These biomarkers have not been tested on actual large populations and such groups should Go further analysis. Since the definitive biomarkers of AD have not reached the clinical level at present, it is impossible to diagnose AD only by relying on the examination indicators.

Biomarker category fluid imaging
Core Biomarkers
A (Ab proteinopathy) Ab42/40 Amyloid PET
T (AD tau proteinopathy) ptau 181, 217 Tau PET
Non - specific biomarkers of tissue reaction involved in AD pathophysiology
N (injury, dysfunction, or degeneration of neuropil) NfL Anatomic MR, FDG PET
I (inflammation) Astrocytic activation GFAP  
Biomarkers of non-AD co-pathology
V vascular brain injury   Anatomic infarction, WMH, abundant dilated perivascular spaces
S α-synuclein αSyn-SAA*  

Alzheimer’s Disease belongs to neurodegenerative disorders where there is the identification of the mislocation of the tau protein which is of importance in the structure of neurons. Recent studies suggest that levels of one of the phosphorylation products are implicated in Alzheimer’s Disease, namely Phospho-tau181 (p-tau181)hot. , Phospho-tau217 (p-tau217)hot. , Phospho-tau231 (p-tau231)hot.. Among the various phosphorylated tau forms, p-tau202/205, p-tau212/214, p-tau413, and p-tau422 showed the first group in which a significant upregulation in the brain occurs after Aβ accumulation. These raises happen decades before neurofibrillary tangles are identified and long before the first signs of dementia are manifested. The following biomarkers are even more sensitive than Aβ levels quantified: These improvements help in achieving a better distinction between AD and related conditions of dementia. Of interest, the levels of phospho-tau protein fragments can rise tenfold in blood concentrations during the development of AD as the Aβ42/40 ratio drops by only 15 percent.

For instance, available monoclonal antibodies include AT8, AT100, AT180, and AT270, which selectively target specific tau proteins. For example, AT8 reacts to the tau protein phosphorylated at the serine 202 and threonine 205 positions, which helps recognize the appropriate location of the protein in AD. AT100 antibodies recognise phosphorylated tau at threonine 212 and serine 214 thus, making it easier to diagnose early stage neurofibrillary tangles in AD. ;However, none of the existing antibodies targeted Tau on the threonine 231 site, and AT180 antibody recently proved to bind at this site shed light on how phosphorylation of tau protein leads to neurodegeneration. In addition, AT270 binds selectively with phosphorylated tau on threonine 181 and is capable of identifying increased concentrations of tau protein, which is a characteristic feature of AD, in the cerebrospinal fluid of AD patients. These monoclonal antibodies are testament to be effective research reagents in unraveling the pathophysiologic processes implicated in neurodegenerative diseases such as AD.

The most recommended products of Alzheimer's Disease (AD)



Tau protein and beta amyloid are the two biomarkers most ADD preferred by patient. Decreased levels of a protein called tau point to the death of neurons, while the buildup of other proteins called beta-amyloid form plaques that interfere with the normal functioning of cells. It has been established that their assessment is vital in the diagnosis of early AD, in the evaluation and tracking of disease progression and in evaluating the effectiveness of treatments within the field and the management of AD.

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Tau Products Beta-Amyloid Products

  • Figure 1: Validation p-tau181/p-tau217/p-tau231 antibody
  • Figure 2-3: Validation Aβ40/Aβ42 antibody
Tau ELISA Validation

Figure 1. Validation of GeneMedi's Anti-human p-tau181/p-tau217/p-tau231 antibody

A. GeneMedi's GMP-h-p-tau181-Ab01 (Anti-human p-tau181 antibody) is validated to detect the GMP-h-p-tau181-Ag01 (p-tau181 antigen) in ELISA, EC50 = 25.26ng/ml.
B. GeneMedi's GMP-h-p-tau217-Ab01 (Anti-human p-tau217 antibody) is validated to detect the GMP-h-p-tau217-Ag01 (p-tau217 antigen) in ELISA, EC50 = 25.85ng/ml.
C. GeneMedi's GMP-h-p-tau231-Ab01 (Anti-human p-tau231 antibody) is validated to detect the GMP-h-p-tau231-Ag01 (p-tau231 antigen) in ELISA. EC50 = 64.34ng/ml.

beta-amyloid 40 beta-amyloid 42 ELISA Validation

Figure 2. ELISA Validation of GeneMedi's Aβ40/Aβ42 antibody

Indirect ELISA analysis of clone [B], [A] and [A] antibody specificity, [B] and [A] can Recognizes Aβ40, while [A] has no cross-reactivity with Aβ40 Picture indirect ELISA analysis of cloned [B], [A] and [A] antibody specificity. [B] and [A] can recognize Aβ42 , while [A] has no cross-reaction with Aβ42.
A: GMP-h-Aβ42-Ab01
B: GMP-h-Aβ42-Ab02


The high-performance Aβ40 and Aβ42 antibody raw materials developed by GeneMedi have the advantages of good specificity and high sensitivity, and are the preferred raw materials for the development of in vitro diagnostics reagents for Alzheimer's disease.

beta-amyloid 40 beta-amyloid 42 CLIA Validation

Figure 3. CLIA verification data of GeneMedi's Aβ40/Aβ42 antibody

Beta-amyloid(1-42) antibodies (GMP-h-Aβ42-Ab02 and GMP-h-Aβ42-Ab01) established a standard curve by chemiluminescence method, and the detection range of Aβ42 was 100-1700 pg/mL.



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