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Tianlong Showcases Integrated PCR Lab Solutions at AACC 2022

By LabMedica International staff writers
Posted on 28 Jul 2022

Image: Tianlong at AACC 2022 (Photo courtesy of Tianlong)

Image: Tianlong at AACC 2022 (Photo courtesy of Tianlong)

Tianlong Science and Technology (Shaanxi, China) will be demonstrating how its integrated PCR laboratory solutions can help optimize lab efficiency at the 73rd AACC Annual Scientific Meeting & Clinical Lab Expo.

AT AACC 2022, Tianlong is showcasing its GeneMix Pro automatic sample processing system that is designed for automating laboratory workflow and maintain sample integrity. With its hands-free method of capping and decapping tubes quickly and easily, GeneMix Pro can process 96 samples within 20 minutes and free professionals from tedious mechanical work. The workflow includes automated uncap/recap for sample tubes, sample pipetting and dispensing, Proteinase K/lnternal reference reagent loading, automatic mixing of sample tubes. GeneMix Pro can automate laboratory workflow and improve efficiency and safety for medical professionals.

Tianlong will also display its PANA9600S automatic nucleic acid workstation which is designed according to the principles of magnetic beads method and rotary nucleic acid extraction technology. The workstation integrates the workflow of sample information scanning, sample loading, nucleic acid extraction, and PCR system setup, which makes experiments easy to start and saves considerable time for professionals. With compatible nucleic acid extraction kits, the required nucleic acids can be extracted quickly and efficiently from various sample types, including whole blood, serum and plasma, swab and urine for specific downstream applications.

In addition, Tianlong is showcasing its Gentier 96R real-time PCR system which is designed to meet the experimental needs of high-end laboratories. With four fluorescence channels, it can process 96 samples in one run. With its powerful and efficient temperature control system, easy-to-use software, user-friendly operational design, the Gentier 96R can provide maximal reliability and efficiency for all real-time PCR needs.

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