AmberGen and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) are awarded US Patent 8,852,956 for two new diagnostic autoantigen biomarkers for the autoimmune liver disease Primary Biliary Cirrhosis (PBC)

Paper published in Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry “Correlated matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry and fluorescent imaging of photocleavable peptide-coded random bead-arrays” describing proteomic applications of Bead-AMS™

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24285390

Paper published in Journal of Immunological Methods “Multiplexed VeraCode bead-based serological immunoassay for colorectal cancer” detailing the development of a serological assay for colorectal cancer biomarkers based on the novel use of the VeraCode™ multiplex bead assay system

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24161315

AmberGen receives US Patent 8,507,648 for novel method of detecting protease activity using mass spectrometry

AmberGen receives US Patent 8,486,634 for novel method of detecting DNA methylation using solid-phase PCR

AmberGen receives US Patent 8,481,263 for creating self-assembled bead-protein libraries by solid-phase PCR and nascent protein expression

AmberGen receives US Patent 8,288,098 for a novel method of DNA sequencing using nucleotides having cleavable detectable labels

AmberGen receives US Patent 8,278,045 for detecting chain truncation mutations which cause breast and colorectal cancer

AmberGen receives US Patent 8,148,062 for detecting disease causing genetic mutations such as breast and colorectal cancer using affinity tags in translated nascent proteins

AmberGen receives US Patent 8,114,587 for analyzing DNA mutations in fecal samples for colorectal cancer detection