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MSDRx® Infinity data reduction software
1 Apr 2026MSDRx® Infinity data reduction software from LGC Maine Standards is available at no charge for real-time data analysis, peer group comparison and reporting. In this flyer, discover the key benefits of the MSDRx Infinity informatics platform, from immediate on-line access to peer recoveries in real time, evaluation of specific methods in advance of Proficiency Testing, assessment against established Total Allowable Error limits and identification of possible troubleshooting needs for your assay.
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LGC Diagnostics and Genomics - SeraCare Clinical DiagnosticsMSDRx® Infinity data reduction software enables real-time data analysis, peer group comparison and reporting for clinical labs.
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