Latest Lab Partnerships & Innovations in Benelux | Analis News

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Automated parasite diagnostics × Cell culture and Fermentation × Clinical chemistry × Nucleic acid extraction ×

NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH KEYU

Analis is proud to announce a new partnership with Keyu Biological Engineering Co. to provide new automated solutions for parasitology feces detection This new fully automated Feces Analyzer, KEYU F-4...

Automated parasite diagnostics Microbiology (Clinical)

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New solution for High Throughput Microbial Screening

LABWIT NEW 120L Ultra Compact Shaking Incubator. The ZWYC-293G configured with Ø3mm Shaking Diameter (150-1200rpm) option (LAB-P5052) is ideal to perform micro-volume, high-throughput microbial screen...

Cell culture and Fermentation Shaking incubators

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Beckman Coulter Vi-CELL BLU Integration with Sartorius Ambr®

By automating the monitoring of key cell culture parameters with the integrated Vi-CELL BLU analyzer and Sartorius Ambr® 250 High Throughput Bioreactor & Ambr® 15 Cell Culture Systems, you can reduce ...

Cell counters & viability analyzers Cell culture and Fermentation Cell health

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TANbead's Switch 8

DISCOVER OUR MOST FLEXIBEL EXTRACTOR TO AUTOMATE YOUR NUCLEIC ACID EXTRACTION: The TANBead 's Switch 8 Need flexibility for nucleic acid extraction? ✅ Check ... Switch was designed for flexibility ✅ C...

Nucleic acid analysis Nucleic acid extraction

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Beckman Coulter DxC 500 AU Clinical Chemistry Analyzer

A new Clinical Chemistry Analyzer with Proven Six Sigma Performance. The DxC 500 AU Chemistry Analyzer uses standardized assays and reagents found across Beckman Coulter's portfolio of AU clinical che...

Clinical chemistry

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A new Strategic Partnership: ANALIS & IKA

Analis is proud to announce a new strategic partnership with IKA, a leading manufacturing company of innovative bioreactors and fermenters manufacturer. This...

Bioreactors & fermenters Cell culture and Fermentation

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