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Our xTAG® and MultiCode®-RTx Technologies serve a wide range of clinical applications, including infectious disease testing, providing exceptional sensitivity and specificity, unmatched throughput flexibility, and increased assay speed.

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Our xMAP® Technology and its flexible, open-architecture design is used in a wide variety of applications, from academic and clinical research to biodefense and clinical diagnostics.

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Webinar: Fast, Economical Malaria Testing with xMAP® Technology

Multiplex assay allows for detailed investigations of transmission and drug resistance

Multiplexing technology from Luminex has been critical for the development of assays designed to study human SNPs involved in parasite transmission as well as the spread of drug resistance markers in Plasmodium falciparum. That was a key message in this presentation from Lynn Grignard, a research fellow at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.

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VERIGENE® Respiratory Pathogens Flex Test

VERIGENE® Respiratory Pathogens Flex Test (RP Flex)

Clinical Our xTAG® and MultiCode®-RTx Technologies serve a wide range of clinical applications, including infectious disease testing, providing exceptional sensitivity and specificity, unmatched throughput flexibility, and increased assay speed.Read More Research Our xMAP® Technology and its flexibl

The VERIGENE® Respiratory Pathogens Flex Test (RP Flex) is an automated, multiplexed, flexible nucleic acid test for the identification of the viruses and bacteria that most commonly cause respiratory infections.

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