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Clinical quality controls × POCT RT-PCR Molecular Diagnostics × Particle characterization × Urine analysis ×

Our suppliers Randox and Dirui announce a NEW Partnership on Urinalysis QC

Through the collaboration, DIRUI and Randox can provide objective evidence of the acceptability of laboratory test results, streamline laboratory workflows and improve laboratory test accuracy, thereb...

Urine analysis

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DIRUI has collaborated with Bio-Rad to complete a value assignment of the Bio-Rad LiquichekTM Urinalysis Control

Exciting News ! DIRUI Provides Urinalysis QC Reference with Bio-Rad Products To support the escalating testing needs of laboratories around the world and providing another QC choice for Urinalysis Pro...

Urine analysis

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Analis heeft besloten te investeren in verschillende revolutionaire POCT-technologieën

We are thrilled to announce that Analis has made a significant investment in the latest Point-of-Care Testing (POCT) technologies to support diagnostic laboratories and healthcare professionals in obt...

POCT POCT RT-PCR Molecular Diagnostics

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Klinische kwaliteitscontrole

This new liquid liquid frozen clinical quality controls are assayed with target values and are suitable for use on various analysers. As one of the most comprehensive control ranges on the market, the...

Clinical quality controls

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Microbiology & Urinalysis Congress

Bedankt voor uw aanwezigheid op ons Wetenschappelijk Congres Klinische Microbiologie en Urineanalyse op donderdag 21 maart. We zijn blij u ontmoet te hebben en willen u bedanken voor uw bezoek aan onz...

Microbiology (Clinical) Urine analysis

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Working in Particle Characterization & Zeta Potential analysis ?

Maak kennis met de BeNano-serie: De nieuwste generatie analyseapparatuur voor nanodeeltjesgrootte en zetapotentiaal, ontworpen door onze leverancier Bettersize Instruments. Dynamische lichtverstrooi...

Particle characterization

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