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November 2025
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Prins Hendrikstraat 1
5611HH Eindhoven
The Netherlands
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PanGlobal Media is not responsible for any error or omission that might occur in the electronic display of product or company data.
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Automated test for homocysteine
, /in Product News /by 3wmediaAutomated test for homocysteine. An automated test for homocysteine is now available. The test is based on an enzymatic cycling method which
is adaptable to any clinical chemistry analyser. Homocysteine is a sensitive marker for folate and vitamin B12 deficiency and an independent risk factor for cardiovascular diseases. It has also been discussed in connection with other diseases such as birth defects, pregnancy complications, psychiatric disorders and cognitive impairment in the elderly. The standard method of measuring homocysteine has been by chromatography, which is time-consuming, complex and requires special equipment and skills. Other enzymatic assays show critical interference by cystathionine, which is often elevated in dialysis patients. The DiaSys Homocysteine FS is a liquid stable, ready to use reagent. The enzymatic cycling leads to significant enhancement of the substrate and therefore to stable signals and good precision. The test has a measuring range up to 50 µmol/L and is for use with serum or plasma. There is no interference from haemolysis, lipaemia and cystathionine, and it compares well with other methods. Liquid stable calibrators and controls are provided as well as instrument applications for various analysers.
Automated test for homocysteine
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Cytometry Software
, /in Product News /by 3wmediaAn enhanced version of a highly acclaimed flow cytometry software, Kaluza Flow Cytometry Analysis Software version 1.2 adds new multiple visualisation tools and processes data very rapidly. A quick and simple interface with radial menus makes use easier. The ability to see animated data in multiple dimensions facilitates outstanding visualisation. Additionally, millions of cells can be analysed in an instant through the simultaneous use of hundreds of graphic processors. With a minimum number of clicks, a compensation matrix can be generated from a set of controls, with a choice from a variety of algorithms to generate the matrix and export the compensated data as a CSV file. Batch analysis capability enables processing of multiple files automatically with minimal input. By using gates on the Radar Plot, users can classify events and gate in n-dimensions. This function is also easy-to-use by browsing through its Gate Table, which displays the entire gating hierarchy using Excel-like functions right inside Kaluza reports. The Comparison Plot enables creation of a snapshot to compare statistics across multiple datasets with as few as two clicks. Major product enhancements include a choice of autocompensation algorithms and auto-detection of samples; automatic batch analysis of file lists or datasets; comparison plot, gate hierarchy, plot customisation, increased bivariate plot resolutions, black background and other visualisation tools; gates that are independent across multiple datasets; improvements in autocompensation and statistics calculations; and the use of user-defined expressions in data processing.
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Electronic pipettes
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Nucleic acid purification kits
, /in Product News /by 3wmediaAn educational video on the new range of KingFisher nucleic acid purification kits for enhanced sample processing provides a useful snapshot of the benefits and applications of automated sample processing using the instruments, as well as an overview of how the complete system can be tailored to meet the needs of each user. The full video can be viewed online, along with additional information such as application notes, brochures and protocols. The new kits combine seamlessly with the KingFisher magnetic particle processors to maximise the speed and efficiency of user workflow.
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Urine protein concentrator for Bence Jones protein
, /in Product News /by 3wmediaA stand-alone, static urine concentrator that uses a regenerated cellulose membrane to recover more Bence Jones Proteins, giving it a high sensitivity, the UriCon is a self-standing, individual test so there is no cross contamination. Multiples of single devices can be clipped together to allow for a large frequency of daily testing. This device offers unique features such as the luer cap lid to seal the product for improved health and safety. The unique pressure valve can decrease the concentration time of the device even further.
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Serum uromodulin ELISA
, /in Product News /by 3wmediaUromodulin (Tamm-Horsfall protein) is the most abundant protein excreted in urine under physiological conditions. It is exclusively produced in the kidney and secreted into the urine via proteolytic cleavage. It has a protective role against urinary tract infections and renal stone formation. Mutations in the gene encoding uromodulin lead to rare autosomal dominant diseases, collectively referred to as uromodulin-associated kidney diseases. Genome-wide association studies identified uromodulin as a risk factor for chronic kidney disease (CKD) and hypertension, and suggested that urine uromodulin could represent a useful biomarker for the development of CKD. Recently, serum uromodulin determination exhibited characteristics superior to its measurement in the urine. Low serum uromodulin concentrations were associated with ANCA vasculitis, SLE, polycystic kidney disease, IgA nephropathy and preeclampsia. Using the cut-off 125.4 ng/mL uromodulin had a unique clinical sensitivity of 92.1% and specificity of 100.0% showing that it might be used as a screening nephropathy marker. BioVendor’s patent for the use of the serum uromodulin determination for the diagnosis of nephropathy is pending.
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Urine analyser
, /in Product News /by 3wmediaThe Urilyzer 100 instrument offers a broad range of optimised user-friendly features. The touch-screen user interface improves data entry and allows manual entry of colour and turbidity from a predefined list or by an additional comment. Moreover, the system provides the user with a high level of customisation with flexible testing and reporting options. The intelligent database-driven data management provides multiple filter options. The Pro version additionally provides enhanced operator management and connectivity capabilities to meet the growing demands for compliance management and data capture. It also offers an automated QC analysis with QC test reminders and supports LOT code documentation. System security in the Pro version allows the allocation of different security levels to individual users.
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Five infectious disease panels
, /in Product News /by 3wmediaFive new infectious disease panels, including a first-of-its-kind performance panel for parvovirus B19 have been launched. The HIV Genotype Performance Panel provides researchers with a diverse set of samples, both geographically and in terms of genotypes: eight of the nine panel members are HIV positive, representing eight different HIV-1 genotypes from seven countries. Made from cultured virus diluted in defibrinated plasma, this unique panel is designed to help researchers, manufacturers and labs develop, evaluate and troubleshoot a variety of HIV assays, including those for HIV RNA and the newest screening tests for combined HIV antigen and antibody. The Worldwide HBV DNA Performance Panel is a 20-member panel including samples from 10 countries with HBV genotypes ranging from A to H. It delivers a broad range of data, with information on genotype, drug resistance mutations and test results for, HBV DNA, HBsAg and HbeAg. The Anti-Hepatitis A Virus Mixed Titer Performance Panel offers customers a 21-member panel that includes members positive for IgG and IgM, contains specimens collected from 2000 to 2010, and represents a diverse range of HAV reactivities (from low to medium to high). Data are available for both new and established test methods, providing greater applicability across a broad range of laboratory and research settings. The Anti-CMV (Cytomegalovirus) Mixed Titer Performance Panel provides 21 naturally occurring panel members with data from twelve commercially available anti-CMV assays. It also features a detailed graphical representation of test member results, making it easier than ever to find and utilise relevant data. These five new infectious disease panels, as well as a diverse selection of other infectious disease panels, are available immediately worldwide.
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Advanced plate options for immunoassay protocols
, /in Product News /by 3wmediaThis newly released portfolio of immunoassay surfaces ensures that users get the best results from their assays. Passive binding surfaces are available to absorb medium to large biomolecules in a range of orientations. For more specific binding, the Nunc CovaLink plates facilitate coupling of molecules bearing a free carboxyl or phosphate group, enabling peptides, haptens and DNA to be effectively coupled. In addition, the Immobilizer amino plate forms stable covalent bonds with the free amino acids or sulphhydryl groups of the biomolecule, eliminating the need for a blocking step. Affinity capture surfaces offer even more specific binding, with reduced variability in molecular orientation and improved signal to noise ratio. In order to help users to select the best plate format to meet the demands of their application, the interactive and searchable immunoassay plate selector guide is a free resource, providing in-depth detail about the range of plates available and their applications.
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Clostridium difficile detection kit
, /in Product News /by 3wmediaClostridium difficile is one of the most prevalent nosocomial pathogens, mainly affecting patients after antibiotic treatment. Toxinogenic strains of C. difficile cause infections from mild diarrhoea to pseudomembranous colitis, potentially leading to death. The tissue-damaging enterotoxin (Toxin A) and the cytotoxin (Toxin B) produced by toxinogenic strains of C.difficile are responsible for the disease. Most of the algorithms used in laboratories to diagnose C.difficile described a two step methodology with a first test to identify the bacterium in order to exclude those specimens which are not positive for C.difficile from being tested with the second more expensive and time consuming test. The first line test should allow the detection of the enzyme glutamate dehydrogenase, which is specific for C. difficile, with an NPV value close to 100 %. Coris BioConcept has now developed such a C. difficile antigen detection assay, the Clostridium K-SeT, which uses specific antibodies directed against the glutamate dehydrogenase (GDH) enzyme of C. difficile. This test has been evaluated on 318 samples by a National Reference Laboratory and the following assay performances have been demonstrated: a sensitivity of 100 %, a specificity of 93 %, an NPV of 100 % and a PPV of 81,5 %.
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