While the science of pharmacogenomics has been around for years, its popularity is starting to pick up steam as precision medicine and how we treat individual patients becomes more and more common place in the medical world. Geneticists and doctors are fully embracing the fact that our individual genes make us all unique and that these genes hold clues to how each patient’s body will metabolise medications.
Read MoreTopics: Genomics, IntelliQube, Pharmacogenomics
3.2 billion people across 106 countries and territories, live in areas at risk of malaria transmission. The serious and sometime fatal mosquito-borne disease is caused by the Plasmodium parasite – in 2015, malaria caused 212 million clinical episodes, and 429,000 deaths.
Read MoreTopics: Genomics, IntelliQube, Genotyping, Malaria
Topics: IntelliQube, SLAS2017
It seems everyone wants to do more with less, and automate the process as well. But this can cause a number of challenges for even a traditional molecular diagnostics tool such as PCR.
Read MoreTopics: Genomics, Douglas Scientific, IntelliQube, qPCR
