Solutions for Laboratory-Developed Tests
Solutions to support your laboratory-developed tests
We provide a variety of solutions for laboratory-developed tests – extraction kits, PCR enzymes and instruments – to support in-house IVD testing by laboratories and public health institutions. Our mid- and high-throughput automated solutions such as the QIAsymphony modular instruments drive standardization and increase the efficiency of your workflows, enabling you to implement your laboratory-developed IVD tests rapidly with a scalable throughput to suit changing testing needs.
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QIAsymphony DSP DNA Kits
For automated purification of DNA from 1–96 samples
QIAsymphony DSP Virus/Pathogen Kit
For fully automated purification of viral nucleic acids or bacterial DNA
QIAsymphony DSP Circulating DNA Kits
For automated purification of ccfDNA from 1–192 samples using the QIAsymphony SP
EZ1 Advanced XL
For automated purification of nucleic acids from up to 14 human, forensic, or molecular diagnostics samples
RNeasy DSP FFPE Kit
For purification of total RNA from formalin-fixed paraffin embedded (FFPE) tissue sections for in vitro diagnostic use
Rotor-Gene Q MDx
For IVD-validated real-time PCR analysis in clinical applications
EZ1 DSP Virus Kit
For automated purification of DNA from 1–24 or 1–14 human biological specimens using the EZ2 Connect MDx or the EZ1 Advanced XL
PAXgene Blood RNA Kit (IVD)
For purification of intracellular RNA from whole blood to be used for in vitro diagnostic (IVD) tests
QIAamp DSP DNA Blood Mini Kit
For purification of genomic DNA from human whole blood for in vitro diagnostic use
QIAamp DSP Virus Spin Kit
For purification of viral nucleic acids from human plasma and serum, for in vitro diagnostic use
QIAamp DSP Virus Kit
For purification of viral nucleic acids from human plasma and serum for in vitro diagnostic use
PAXgene Blood ccfDNA Tube (CE-IVD)
For collection of whole blood samples and stabilization of circulating cell-free DNA (ccfDNA) from plasma and genomic DNA (gDNA) from the nucleated cellular fraction