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01 — Measure

Recover cell-type-enriched CNS EV signals from the crowded street of plasma.

  • Research Program
  • 3M framework
  • Cell-type-enriched EV capture, analytical rigor, and signal protection.
The question

Can a blood draw retain a biologically meaningful view of CNS cell state?

Cell-type-enriched EV capture, analytical rigor, and signal protection.

Recover a defined signal from a crowded biofluid

CNS-derived EV signals enter plasma alongside material from many tissues. The measurement problem is not simply detecting more molecules; it is recovering a cell-type-enriched fraction whose origin and quality can still be interpreted.

Measurement before inference

The program pairs cell-type-enriched capture with orthogonal vesicle characterization, pre-analytical discipline, and cargo-quality gates. Those checkpoints are designed to make downstream molecular results comparable rather than merely interesting.

What the measurement gate asks

Before a signature is modeled, the workflow asks whether the input, enrichment, vesicle population, and cargo are fit for the same question. This makes analytical rigor part of the biological result: if a fraction is not sufficiently defined, it cannot support a cell-state inference.

Cell-type-enriched extracellular vesicle signal separated from a complex blood sample.
EV measurement schematicMeasure starts with a crowded biofluid and asks whether a biologically meaningful EV fraction can be recovered, quality-controlled, and carried forward into molecular analysis.