AVANCE-IVDr (for research use only)
Pre-Clinical Screening and In Vitro Diagnostics Research (IVDr) - (for research use only)
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Standardized nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy platform enabling cost-effective, high-performance NMR pre-clinical screening and IVD-by-NMR discovery and validation (on RUO Level) of novel NMR assays. The new AVANCE IVDr system, presently for research use only, is a complete, proven and standardized platform for NMR pre-clinical research and screening, as well as for IVD-by-NMR research.
It features high sensitivity and information-rich output at 600 MHz proton-NMR frequency, and incorporates advanced hardware, software, automation, spectral libraries and standard operating procedures (SOPs) for high-performance biofluid assay validation and pre-clinical screening. Customer benefits include higher information content and spectral feature differentiation compared to low-field NMR systems, as well as excellent reproducibility, high throughput and potentially dramatically lower cost per sample for better preparation and support of clinical screening and IVD-by-NMR discovery and validation (on RUO level).
B.I.QUANT-UR 1.1: Enhanced reporting features for better result interpretation
The updated version of our automated urine quantification tool available on our IVDr platform is finally released! With B.I.QUANT-UR 1.1, routines and validation parameters have been improved and enables now more positive hits compared to the previous version B.I.QUANT-UR 1.0. Indeed, the raw concentrations are accessible independent on our Limit of Detection and additional quantification result assessment information have been made available in order to be able to judge on quantification reliability
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