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Anatolia Geneworks Unveils High-Throughput Molecular Diagnostics Platform at MEDICA 2025

By LabMedica International staff writers
Posted on 18 Nov 2025

Anatolia Geneworks is exhibiting at MEDICA 2025, where the company is showcasing its portfolio of products, including nucleic acid extraction kits, rapid diagnostic kits, Real-Time PCR kits, automated extraction devices, and PCR setup robots. More...

At MEDICA 2025, Anatolia is introducing a new fully automated “sample-to-result” system designed to streamline real-time PCR workflows. UNIO 448 is a fully automated molecular diagnostics system that integrates Bosphore Real‑Time PCR kits into a seamless, end‑to‑end workflow. The platform is designed to deliver full automation, high throughput, and reliable performance across a broad diagnostic portfolio, consolidating specimen processing and amplification to support efficient routine testing.

Visitors can meet the Anatolia team in Hall 1, Booth B31 to review the system’s automated workflow and how Bosphore assays are integrated for molecular detection. Positioning UNIO 448 as an efficiency‑oriented platform, the company highlights the combination of automation and throughput intended to support laboratories managing diverse testing menus.

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