Advanced Complement Diagnostics

CIMED Complement Diagnostic Platform

A proprietary suite for physiologic, high-serum complement measurement. CIMED™ enables pathway-resolved analysis and therapeutic monitoring, delivering clinically relevant insights for research and drug development.

CIMED diagnostic kits - CIMED-LP, CIMED-AP, and CIMED-CP complement pathway assay boxes

What is CIMED?

CIMED is an in vitro diagnostic platform designed for clinical and research use in complement-mediated disease monitoring. Developed by Compvide, it consists of three pathway-specific functional ELISA kits — CIMED-AP (Alternative Pathway), CIMED-CP (Classical Pathway), and CIMED-LP (Lectin Pathway) — designed for complement activity measurement, inhibition profiling, and pharmacodynamic drug monitoring in clinical trials.

Unlike conventional complement assays, CIMED kits are engineered to deliver clean, pathway-isolated data under physiologic, high-serum conditions — directly relevant to drug development and therapeutic monitoring.

CIMED products are for in vitro research use only. Not approved for diagnostic or clinical use.

Why CIMED?

Built from the ground up for complement-targeted drug development.

Pathway-Specific

Each kit isolates a single complement pathway, eliminating crosstalk for clean, interpretable data.

Functional ELISA Format

Measures actual pathway activity, not just protein levels. Provides physiologically relevant results.

Drug Monitoring Ready

Purpose-built for pharmacodynamic assessment of complement-targeted therapeutics in clinical trials.

Research Use Only

Currently designated RUO. Developed under rigorous quality standards for translational and clinical research.

CIMED Product Suite

Three pathway-specific platforms covering the functional complement system.

CIMED-APTM

Alternative Pathway Activity & Drug Monitoring

Measures physiologic alternative pathway activity, amplification loop competence, and therapeutic drug effects under high-serum conditions.

  • PNH, aHUS, gMG, NMOSD, C3G, IC-MPGN
  • Complement drug development & mechanistic profiling
  • Alternative pathway inhibitor monitoring
  • Evaluation of off-target complement effects

CIMED-CPTM

Classical Pathway Immune Complex Activity

Measures immune-complex–driven classical pathway activation under physiologic serum conditions for mechanistic autoimmune profiling.

  • CAD, SLE, vasculitis, immune-complex diseases
  • Complement drug development & profiling
  • Classical pathway inhibitor monitoring
  • Biologic & immunotherapy safety assessment

CIMED-LPTM

Lectin Pathway Innate Immune Activation

Quantifies lectin-mediated complement activation for innate immune phenotyping and infection-related risk assessment.

  • HSCT-TMA & innate immune profiling
  • Infection susceptibility studies
  • Translational research applications
  • Lectin pathway inhibitor monitoring & safety surveillance

Product Specifications

Technical specifications for the CIMED complement diagnostic platform.

SpecificationCIMED-AP™CIMED-CP™CIMED-LP™
Complement PathwayAlternativeClassicalLectin
Assay FormatFunctional ELISAFunctional ELISAFunctional ELISA
Sample TypeHuman serum, plasmaHuman serum, plasmaHuman serum, plasma
ApplicationActivity measurement, drug monitoring, inhibition profilingActivity measurement, drug monitoring, inhibition profilingActivity measurement, drug monitoring, inhibition profiling
Regulatory StatusResearch Use OnlyResearch Use OnlyResearch Use Only
ManufacturerCompvideCompvideCompvide

Applications

CIMED kits are designed to support a range of use cases across the complement therapeutics pipeline.

Pharmacodynamic (PD) drug monitoring in clinical trials

Complement pathway-specific inhibition profiling

Preclinical and translational research studies

Biomarker program development and validation

Clinical study sample analysis (serum/plasma)

Drug potency and mechanism-of-action studies

Frequently Asked Questions

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