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Randox and Bosch Partner to Launch Molecular Diagnostics Platform

By LabMedica International staff writers
Posted on 01 Mar 2018
Global healthcare diagnostics manufacturer Randox Laboratories (Crumlin, Northern Ireland, UK) has partnered with Bosch Healthcare Solutions GmbH (Waiblingen, Germany) to launch Vivalytic, an all-in-one fully automated solution for molecular diagnostics.

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Its range of products includes Biochip Array Technology, clinical chemistry analyzers and reagents, quality control materials and schemes and an extensive life science portfolio. The company’s products and services are used in hospitals, clinical, research and molecular laboratories, food testing, forensic toxicology, life sciences, and veterinary laboratories.

Bosch Healthcare Solutions GmbH, a wholly owned subsidiary of Robert Bosch GmbH, develops products and services to improve people’s health and quality of life. The subsidiary’s solutions draw on the Bosch Group’s core competencies: sensors to collect data, software to evaluate that data, and services based on this data analysis.

Vivalytic combines the broadest range of test options and uses Randox-patented Biochip Array Technology, making it the easiest to use and most comprehensive multiplex PCR platform in the market. The device also supports single-plex and low-plex testing, simplifying the processes for otherwise complex laboratory test procedures. Depending upon the test application, Vivalytic delivers results from 30 minutes.

The first tests available on the Vivalytic are Randox’s panels for respiratory and sexually transmitted infections. The Respiratory Multiplex Array simultaneously detects 22 viral and bacterial pathogens, including Bordetella parapertussis, without the need for secondary or confirmatory testing to inform clinical treatment decisions. The STI array enables the detection of 10 viral, bacterial and protozoan STIs from a single urine or urogenital swab sample.

“This is transformational for patients and doctors; never before has there been this level of accessibility to such a wealth of molecular tests. Randox molecular assays continue to evolve, keeping precise diagnostics for targeted patient therapy at the centre. With Vivalytic, there’s no limit to the testing portfolio that can be made available on its universal platform, and importantly it delivers results quickly and accurately,” said Dr Peter FitzGerald, MD of Randox Laboratories.

“This is an ideal partnership for Randox, combining our expertise in molecular laboratory diagnostics with Bosch’s cutting-edge engineering. With antibiotic resistance one of the most pressing public health issues faced across the world today, we’re delighted that the first tests available on Vivalytic are our industry-leading multiplex panels for respiratory and sexually transmitted infections. This Randox-Bosch partnership enables quick, accurate diagnosis, improved patient care and the effective stewardship of critical medicines.”

“We are enthusiastic about having gained Randox as the first partner on our platform with two initial panels available from the start. It´s the beginning of jointly expanding the Vivalytic test portfolio for our clients,” said Marc Meier, General Manager of Bosch Healthcare Solutions. “In this partnership the core competencies of Bosch in automation, miniaturization, and networking are complemented by Randox’s expertise in developing and commercializing innovative diagnostic solutions.”


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