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Gastroenterology

Consolidate and Improve Calprotectin Testing on Clinical Chemistry Analyzers with ALPCO
September 22, 2023

Consolidate and Improve Calprotectin Testing on Clinical Chemistry Analyzers with ALPCO

For laboratories with a compatible clinical chemistry analyzer, upgrading to the calprotectin immunoturbidimetric assay can improve efficiency and generate additional capacity. Laboratories can potentially eliminate a CLIA system or simply create new capacity on that system by transferring calprotectin to another analyzer.

Boost Profitability with In-House Calprotectin Testing from ALPCO
September 22, 2023

Boost Profitability with In-House Calprotectin Testing from ALPCO

Test results from outside laboratories can sometimes take up to 5 days. Random access testing enables laboratories to offer affordable same-day results. On-site testing eliminates the shipping process and maintains remnant samples on-site.

High Throughput Calprotectin Testing with ALPCO Immunoturbidimetric Assay
September 22, 2023

High Throughput Calprotectin Testing with ALPCO Immunoturbidimetric Assay

Maximize lab efficiency with ALPCO's calprotectin immunoturbidimetric assay. Leverage existing analyzers, ensure accurate results, and improve turnaround times. 

Diagnostic Testing in Gastroenterology
April 20, 2023

Diagnostic Testing in Gastroenterology

 60 to 70 million Americans are affected by gastrointestinal (GI) diseases and disorders each year. The estimated annual U.S. cost associated with GI disorders is over 140 billion dollars. Gl diseases and disorders can have a significant impact on quality of life, often contributing to anxiety and depression.2 The ongoing challenge relates to overlapping symptoms and the compl...

5 Reasons to add GI Biomarker Testing
April 20, 2023

5 Reasons to Add GI Biomarker Testing to Your Lab’s Menu

Digestive Diseases Affect More than 70 Million Americans Each Year. The estimated annual cost of GI disorders is $135 billion, with patients reporting a higher incidence of depression and absenteeism. Comparatively, approximately 34 million Americans have diabetes.

KleeYa Platform Overview
April 12, 2023

KleeYa Platform Overview

Experience the sensitivity and accuracy of ALPCO flash chemiluminescence assays combined with the sample-to-answer, random access capability of the KleeYa® platform.

KleeYa Specifications
April 12, 2023

KleeYa Specifications

Combine the sensitivity and accuracy of ALPCO’s flash chemiluminescence assays with the efficiency of the KleeYa® analysis platform.

Total IgG vs. IgG4 Testing
May 23, 2022

Total IgG vs. IgG4 Testing

The use of serological testing for the detection of allergen sensitization, food intolerance, and the development of allergen tolerance is rapidly expanding. In addition to traditional IgE testing, a growing number of IgG tests are entering the market. Some tests measure total IgG, while others claim to be specific for IgG4 antibodies. While the utility of IgG testing for the determination ...
Webinar on Demand: Simplify Your Lab’s Workflow with Automated Multiplex Analysis
April 18, 2022

Webinar on Demand: Simplify Your Lab’s Workflow with Automated Multiplex Analysis

In this webinar, Vaibhav Pandit, Product Manager for Dynex Technologies, Inc. Technologies and Amy Willson, Senior Product Manager for ALPCO discuss how you can, "Simplify Your Lab's Workflow with Automated Multiplex Analysis." Watch Now Leveraging the power of the Dynex Multiplier® with SmartPLEX® technology in combination with ALPCO’s sensitive and reliable chemiluminescence

Real-time PCR/RT-PCR Products for Gastrointestinal Pathogen Detection
March 21, 2022

Real-time PCR/RT-PCR Products for Gastrointestinal Pathogen Detection

Gastrointestinal (GI) pathogens consist of bacterial, viral, and parasitic groups. Bacterial, viral, and parasitic pathogens are caused by direct contact, indirect contact, and contaminated food and water. The most common pathogen is viral, which infects a host by introducing genetic material into the cell to produce more virus particles. Once the host cell bursts, the virus particles wil...