CDC updates AR investment map
AR occurs when germs are unresponsive to drugs and other chemotherapies designed to kill them. AR threatens to return the world to a time when even si…
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Molecular Diagnostics (MDx) are the tests and techniques that have been developed in recent decades that analyze biological markers such as nucleic acids and proteins, to diagnose and monitor disease, detect disease risks and to monitor the effectiveness of treatments. MDx assays are used in prenatal testing, infectious disease testing, cancer and inherited diseases testing.
Antibiotic Resistance Kits
ARM-D® Kit, ampC
This kit detects multiple variants and differentiates plasmid-mediated ampC resistance from chromosomal resistance in the following gene families: CMY-2 …
ARM-D® Kit, β-Lactamase
This comprehensive kit detects multiple variants within the following antimicrobial resistance gene families: KPC, NDM, OXA-48, IMP, VIM …
ARM-D® Kit, OXA
This comprehensive kit detects multiple variants within 6 OXA gene families, including OXA-23, OXA-24/40, OXA-48, OXA-51, OXA-58 and OXA-143 …
ARM-D® Kit, TEM/SHV/GES
This comprehensive kit detects over 350 variants in the TEM, SHV and GES gene families …
Molecular Controls
MDx-Chex™ for BCID2
This control is designed to validate the entire analytical process for sample-to-result tests …
Viral Capture & Extraction
Nanotrap® Microbiome Particles
This product has a broad affinity for a wide range of microorganisms, including viruses, bacteria, yeasts and parasites…
Streck® Viral Extraction Kit
The Streck Viral Extraction Kit, powered by Ceres Nanotrap® technology, both simplifies and decreases the time needed to isolate …
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Rapid sepsis testing is imperative
Sepsis, a life-threatening progression of organ failure, is caused by improper host response to an infection. These infections can be bacterial, funga…
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