Breast cancer exosomes, which are being explored as a new frontier of biosensing, have been detected electrochemically with an LOD of 103–108 particles/mL and can exceed detection limits seen by the tracking and analysis of nanoparticles (∼ 107 particles/ml), flow cytometry, Western blotting and ELISA, etc. A range of concentration at 78–5,000 pg/ml for RANKL and 16–1,000 pg/ml for TNF is reported for ELISA assay while LOD values of 2.6 and 3.0 pg/ml for RANKL and TNF, respectively, are demonstrated by the electrochemical dual immunoassay platform. The gene discussed is TNF; the disease is breast carcinoma.