PCR, unleashed.
More targets. No compromises.
HYPERPLEX PCR™
200 targets. One reaction.
Hyperplex PCR combines high multiplexing, single-base specificity and ultra-sensitive molecular counting in one seamless, single-reaction workflow.
Wider multiplexing. Deeper counting.
Move beyond a handful of markers. Measure up to 200 targets with single-base specificity and ultra-sensitive molecular counting.
See what makes hpPCR unique01 Multiplex unleashed / powered by Nanopixels™
Resolve many biomarkers in the same reaction while preserving independent target quantification.
02 Specificity / Padlock probes
Ligase-driven recognition enables single-nucleotide discrimination, helping distinguish closely related sequences.
03 Quantification / Molecular counting
Each amplified molecule becomes a discrete count, enabling ultra-sensitive and precise digital quantification.
04 Scale / Standard formats
Standard plate formats. Familiar lab equipment. Fully automated with Hamilton. Bring high-plex analysis into everyday lab operations.
The Aplex platform
More targets. No compromises.
Run the samples you have. No need to wait for a full plate.
96-well format
DNA and RNA together. Reverse transcription included.
Focused analysis for rare variants against abundant background.
6-target configuration · Preliminary specifications, subject to change before launch.
Reduce bias and inhibition.
No calibration curves needed.
Reproducible across sites.
No dead volumes. The full sample aliquot participates in the reaction.
Standardized, scalable workflows for reproducible results across runs and labs.
Our own scanner for the platform’s molecular readout.
Designed for controlled workflows and to support GxP and 21 CFR Part 11 requirements.
Samples in each pool share one hpPCR workflow cost.
Targets per sample: 2 (default selection).
PLATFORM COMPARISON
| qPCR Quantitative PCR | dPCR Digital PCR | NGS Targeted sequencing | hpPCR Hyperplex PCR™ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Multiplexing | Typically 1–6 per reaction | Up to 12 per reaction | Targeted panels 10s–1,000s+ per sample | Up to 200 per reaction |
| Quantification | Fluorescence Relative / standard curve | Partitions Poisson-corrected | Sequence reads Molecule counts with UMIs | RCP counts Without partitions |
| Readout capacity | N/A No discrete counts | Typically Tens of thousands partitions / reaction | Sequencing dependent reads / sample | 1M+ counts/well30M+ with DeepCount™ |
| Single-base resolution | Assay-specific Allele-specific probes | Assay-specific Allele-specific probes | Read sequence Within covered regions | 1-base discrimination Padlock ligation |
| Time to results | Same-day Workflow dependent | Same-day Workflow dependent | Multi-day Faster workflows exist | Same-day From extracted DNA / RNA |
| Precision | 50–100% CV Assay dependent | ~10% CV Assay dependent | 10–30% CV Library prep/read depth dependent | <10% CV With Tracium™ |
EVIDENCE IN PRACTICE
A proof-of-concept 17-plex mRNA assay was evaluated with body-fluid samples and mixtures. Detection of expected markers was comparable to or better than the CE-based CellTyper method.
Forensic Science International: Genetics · 2026
National Forensic Centre, Sweden; Netherlands Forensic Institute; Lund University.
Read publication: Hyperplex PCR for forensic mRNA-based cell typingA published protocol uses hpPCR to investigate wheat transcription factors under salt stress. Expression trends agreed with RT-qPCR across the measured targets.
Methods in Molecular Biology · Published online 2025
University of Gothenburg, with Aplex Bio.
Read protocol: 20-Plex Gene Expression Analysis Using Hyperplex PCR (hpPCR) Toward the Development of Salt-Tolerant WheatWeekly wastewater sampling at up to 22 sites, from October 2022 to December 2023. Adaptable hpPCR panels tracked SARS-CoV-2 mutations alongside qPCR and sequencing.
Water Research · 2025
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), KTH and collaborators, with Aplex Bio.
Read publication: Hyperplex PCR enables highly multiplexed analysis of point mutations in wastewater: Long-term SARS-CoV-2 variant surveillance in Sweden as a case studyFIND YOUR PANEL
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