Mycotoxins & Contaminants Testing for Food Safety
Comprehensive Mycotoxins & Contaminant Testing ensures food safety. Identify and control heavy metals, pesticide residue, and other food contaminants for top quality
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Welcome Cicadea Biotech to the Contract Laboratory Network
This laboratory develops PCR-based microbial detection and identification assays and serves as a CRO for corporate and government clients
H5N1 Avian Flu Testing & Outbreak Control Advances
Staying informed about the latest developments in H5N1 testing helps proactively combat this global health concern
Welcome New Wave Scientific to the Contract Laboratory Network!
This laboratory specializes in high-throughput analytical testing services for food and agriculture sectors and product manufacturers
Welcoming Helix Biological Laboratory to the Contract Laboratory Network
This full-service bioanalytical laboratory offers a range of cost-effective molecular testing methods
ARL Bio Pharma Is on the Contract Laboratory Network!
Since 1998, this contract laboratory provides analytical and microbiological testing for the pharma industry.
What Is Loop-Mediated Isothermal Amplification (LAMP)?
LAMP delivers rapid, accurate, and highly sensitive results—all without the need for traditional thermocyclers.
Environmental Microbiology in Water Testing: Everything You Need to Know
Environmental microbiology testing plays a critical role in assessing the safety and quality of...
How Industrial Microbiology Drives Innovation in Bioprocessing
The future of industrial microbiology promises even greater strides—from synthetic biology to precision fermentation—enabling more efficient, eco-friendly, and cost-effective bioprocesses.
Choosing the Best Microbial Analysis Methods for Pharmaceutical Quality Control
By understanding the advantages and limitations of each approach, pharmaceutical manufacturers and quality control laboratories can design robust, efficient microbial testing programs.
Breaking Down the Basics of Microbial Identification: Phenotypic vs. Genotypic Methods
By understanding the strengths and limitations of phenotypic and genotypic approaches, laboratories can tailor their identification protocols to match the demands of each scenario.
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