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Milliplex map human complement panel 1 and 2

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The MILLIPLEX MAP Human Complement Panel 1 and 2 are multiplex assay panels used for the simultaneous quantitative measurement of multiple human complement proteins in a single sample. The panels allow for the detection and analysis of various complement components.

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Multiplex Complement Profiling in BAL

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Individual complement analytes were evaluated using a modified MILLIPLEX MAP Human Complement Panel 1 and 2 (MilliporeSigma, Supplemental Table 3) based on the Luminex xMAP technology, a bead-based multiplex assay. Specifically, we used the MILLIPLEX MAP Human Complement Panel 1 (HCMP1MAG) to simultaneously quantify the following analytes in the BAL: complement C2, complement C4b, complement C5, complement C5a, complement C9, adipsin (complement factor D), and MBL. Of note, this assay is specific for C4b and does not cross-react with C4d (per communication with manufacturer). The C5 measurements are distinct from C5a, as the intact factors are designed such as they would not detect individual fragments based on their capture and detection antibodies.
Similarly, we used the MILLIPLEX MAP Human Complement Panel 2 (HCMP2MAG) to simultaneously quantify the following analytes in the BAL: complement C1q, complement C3, complement C3b/iC3b, complement C4, and complement factor B. Of note, the assay for C3b/iC3b detects both C3b and iC3b (per communication with manufacturer). The factor B assay does not detect either fragments Bb or Ba.
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Multiplex Assay for Complement Factors

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Individual complement analytes were evaluated in duplicate using a modified MILLIPLEX MAP Human Complement Panel 1 and 2 (MilliporeSigma, Burlington, MA, USA) based on the Luminex xMAP technology, a bead-based multiplex assay. Specifically, we employed the MILLIPLEX MAP Human Complement Panel 1 kit (HCMP1MAG) to simultaneously quantify the following analytes in the plasma: C5, C5a and Factor D. The C5 measurements are distinct from C5a, as the intact factor assays are designed such that they would not detect individual fragments based on their capture and/or detection antibodies.
Similarly, we used the MILLIPLEX MAP Human Complement Panel 2 kit (HCMP2MAG) to simultaneously quantify the following analytes in the plasma: C3, C3b/iC3b, and Factor B. Of note, the assay for C3b/iC3b detects both C3b and iC3b (per communication with manufacturer). The assay for Factor B in this kit does not detect either fragment Ba or Bb.
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Complement Activation in Pulmonary Edema

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Participants were screened for complement activation in the BAL using the sC5b-9 assay (BD OptEIA Human C5b-9 ELISA set) and the sC4d assay (Quidel MicroVue ELISA). Individual complement analytes were evaluated using a modified MILLIPLEX MAP Human Complement Panel 1 and 2 (MilliporeSigma). Lectin pathway analytes were measured in both plasma and BAL. All BAL or plasma aliquots that were used had been through no more than 1 freeze-thaw cycle. Laboratory personnel were blinded to PGD status.
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