Lab21 Wins Biomedical Project of the Year Award
Lab21’s MycAssay Aspergillus and MycAssay Pneumocystis are the world’s first commercial PCR assays for pulmonary fungal infections. A recent evaluation of MycAssay Aspergillus has shown it to be a sensitive and specific molecular test for the diagnosis of invasive aspergillus.
Hayden Jeffreys, Divisional Director of Products, Lab21 said: “This award for the MycAssay product line recognises the importance of Lab21’s tests for Aspergillus and Pneumocystis, the first products in what is rapidly becoming a portfolio of real-time PCR tests for serious invasive fungal diseases We are pleased with the adoption of these assays into routine use, already demonstrated by increasing sales into 14 countries.”
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This groundbreaking and highly versatile molecular technique of PCR allows us to amplify tiny amounts of genetic material on a large scale and analyze them in detail. Whether in medical diagnostics, forensic DNA analysis or research into genetic diseases - PCR is an indispensable tool that gives us deep insights into the world of DNA. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the polymerase chain reaction (PCR)!