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A Solid Foundation of Research and Development
Canon U.S. Life Sciences conducts research and development in the area of nano-liter (droplet size), continuous-flow, DNA analysis instruments. This research is conducted using micro-fluidics technology licensed from U.S.-based Caliper Life Sciences.
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Marrying the inline DNA amplification process with high-resolution thermal melting realizes an innovative platform that enables high-speed, automatic multiplex analysis.
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Canon U.S. Life Sciences’ eventual aim is a complete “sample-to-answer” solution for molecular diagnostics, with a platform that fully integrates clinical-sample preparation into the process.
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In addition to automation and to environmental benefits, miniaturization and low instrument cost are key features, made possible through the application of Canon’s core technologies — developed over decades of research and development within Canon’s other business areas.
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Virtually all sub-fields of medical and biological research and detection stand to benefit from this breakthrough process, particularly pharmacogenomics and any medical sub-field concerned with the detection of hereditary and infectious diseases.
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Abstracts and Conferences
Canon U.S. Life Sciences attends conferences and publishes abstracts of it’s work. Access current and past releases via the links on the Archives page, and feel free to direct press and media inquiries to the Press Manager …More >>
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