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Getein Biotech Demonstrates Rapid Immunofluorescence Quantitative Analyzers for POC Testing

By LabMedica International staff writers
Posted on 25 Jul 2023

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(Nanjing, China) is showcasing its latest innovations at AACC 2023 including its benchtop immunofluorescence and hematology analyzers as well as its handheld POCT analyzers.

At AACC 2023, Getein is demonstrating the Metis 600 integrated system that provides a suitable solution for immunofluorescence and hematology testing to low-volume laboratories. The combination of immunofluorescence and hematology methodologies in a single system allows for more comprehensive test items to be offered. Metis 600 improves laboratory efficiency through the highest level of automation and accelerates turnaround time for high-volume sample testing. Also on display is the MAGICL 6000 chemiluminescence immunoassay analyzer, a compact and innovative system offering an optimal choice for mid to high-workflow laboratories that need a one-step chemiluminescence solution. Highly productive and compact, this instrument enables fully automated operation and provides the fastest testing speed of any device of its size.

In addition, the company is demonstrating the Getein 1160 immunofluorescence quantitative analyzer - a multi-channel POCT analyzer with four incubation channels and one emergency test channel. It also has a constant test environment with 32℃ to ensure more accurate test results, making it ideal for applications in emergency, critical care (ICU, CCU), outpatient, cardiology, inpatient wards, clinical laboratories, etc. Alongside this, the company is demonstrating the Getein 1100 immunofluorescence quantitative analyzer that is used to measure the concentration of biomarkers in human whole blood, serum, plasma, urine, nasal swab, or saliva samples. The results can be used as an aid in clinical diagnostics of laboratory and point-of-care testing. In addition, Getein is showcasing the CM-400 fully automated clinical chemistry analyzer that is intended to quantitatively analyze chemical components in human serum, plasma, whole blood, urine, and cerebrospinal liquid samples, offering constant throughput of 400 T/h.

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