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Complement factor serum and plasma levels measured by a MILLIPLEX® Magnetic Bead Panel: A reply

We would like to thank you for the opportunity to respond to the discrepancies raised in Dr. Sandholm's letter and to present our recent findings. Sandholm and colleagues previously described the rationale for testing patient samples for complement component levels for the study and treatment of numerous pathological conditions, as well as the advantages of multiplex assays over single enzyme immunoassays1 .