Which instrument includes fluorescent polarization as an enhancement?

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Fluorescent polarization is a detection approach used in homogeneous immunoassays, where the polarization of emitted light from a fluorescent tracer reports how much tracer is bound to a larger molecule. This method allows rapid, wash-free assays on automated instruments because there’s no separation step needed between bound and free tracer. Integra is the system that includes fluorescent polarization as an enhancement, enabling FP-based immunoassays alongside its other detection capabilities. The other instruments rely on different detection methods (such as photometry, chemiluminescence, or turbidimetry) and do not include fluorescent polarization as an enhancement.