Further analysis of this limited number of unique coding sequences will be critical in developing specific diagnostic reagents.

The products included diagnostic reagents and procedures, drugs, vaccines, toxoids, and antitoxins.

Randox develops, manufactures and markets diagnostic reagents and equipment for laboratory medicine, with a distribution network of 130 countries.

The technique could lead to better biosensors, disease therapeutics and diagnostic reagents and non-laboratory applications, including environmental remediation.

The major limitations in molecular clinical analysis of tissues include the cumbersome nature of procedures, limited availability of diagnostic reagents and limited patient sample size.

The operation of clinical analysers requires diagnostic reagents and until now Olympus have concentrated on the analysers themselves, sourcing the reagents separately.

Founded in 1994, CinnaGen currently manufactures more than 42 products and distributes more than 120 different laboratory diagnostic reagents for in vitro use.

In addition to an ecommerce element, the Sunnylab business also includes a social network facility where researchers can share ideas as well as sell diagnostic reagents that they have created during their research.

Laboratory equipment includes a glass glove box for handling infectious material, a bacteriostatic device, a refrigerator, an incubator (hengwenxiang), a fluorescent microscope, an inverted microscope, culture media, diagnostic reagents, cell culture instruments, etc.

It is a subsidiary of SCIPAC Ltd, a global manufacturer of diagnostic reagents In 2010, SCIPAC Ltd became part of BBInternational.

FISH probes are molecular diagnostic reagents used with FISH imaging analyzer for the prenatal and postnatal diagnosis of various genetic diseases and for the early detection and prognosis of various cancers.

Cardiovascular agents, coagulation/fibrinolytic agents, immunological agents, anti-inflammatory agents, albumin-based agents, blood plasma components and parenteral nutrition accounted for 71% of fiscal 1998 unconsolidated revenues; wholesale of diagnostic reagents, 14% and other, 15%.

Activities at the institute include quality control of schedule C & C1 drugs, manufacturing of anti-snake venom serum, diagnostic reagents (antigens and antisera), maintenance and supply of bacterial cultures, small animals, bacterial and virological diagnosis, and V. V. I. P. food sample testing.

Of the 206 genetic engineering patents issued last year, most were for health care - 52 diagnostic reagents, 37 therapeutic agents, 15 substances applicable to either diagnostics or therapeutics and 20 vaccines, according to the drug manufacturers group, Most of the rest were for advances in the techniques of genetic engineering.

The range of products to be manufactured at the medical technology park include ultrasound systems, X-ray machines/C-arm, in-vitro diagnostic reagents, modular operating theatres, operating room tables and lights, molecular diagnostic products, hemodialysis products, ECG/cardiac diagnostic instruments, critical care instruments and implantable medical devices.