LexaGene’s MiQLab Detects Common Bioreactor Contaminant up to 300 Times Faster than Conventional Methods
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Tuesday, July 20, 2021
Last month, LexaGene announced it could detect Cutibacterium acnes 36 to 168 times faster than conventional methods.
Key Points:
- Last month, LexaGene announced it could detect Cutibacterium acnes 36 to 168 times faster than conventional methods.
- We expect the time benefit of MiQLab Mycoplasma Test to be up to 300 times faster than conventional methods.
- LexaGenes results demonstrate that the MiQLab system can serve as a valid alternative to lengthy traditional methods for mycoplasma detection.
- Given the MiQLab can be up to 300 times faster than traditional culture testing (~2 hours versus ~28 days) for a definitive result, the MiQLab can provide a significant time advantage for biopharmaceutical manufacturers.