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DxNA to Use its Rapid Detection Platform to Simplify Testing for Swine Flu (H1N1 Virus)
Published in Law and Health Weekly, May 16th, 2009
DxNA announced that in response to the recent outbreak of swine flu and related world threat, it is developing a diagnostic test for its GeneSTAT(R) pathogen detection platform to detect the H1N1 virus (known as swine flu) anywhere it is needed in approximately 45 minutes using a portable device that weighs less than 10 pounds. The Company anticipates having a product ready for evaluation in 1-2 weeks.
"Such mobile testers can be used by anyone, with the most basic training," says John Crowther of the Joint FAO/IAEA Program's Animal Production and Health section. "The results could immediately be processed back to a central point, like a mobile phone message. Such tests...
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