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New Frozen Cell Line Available for Enterovirus Diagnosis

By HospiMedica staff writers
Posted on 14 Aug 2007
The smallest clinical laboratories can use a new frozen cell line for enterovirus diagnosis.

The ReadyCells are provided as confluent monolayers in shell vials and stored frozen at -70° C for up to six months, allowing laboratories to keep the cells from a single production lot available while minimizing cell waste. More...
Cells are thawed on the ReadyCells heat block as needed and ready to inoculate with clinical specimens in four minutes.

ReadyCells provides flexibility to all virus culture labs. Large users gain benefit when the test volume exceeds expectations, and the frozen inventory helps eliminate weekly shipping costs for smaller volume laboratories. International customers benefit from access to cell systems such as R-Mix and Super E-Mix, which otherwise would not be possible due to extreme shipping stress. In all cases, ReadyCells remains frozen and useful until the user needs them.

ReadyCells is a new product developed by the Diagnostic Hybrids (Athens, OH, USA; www.dhiusa.com) for their of enterovirus detection line. Other products include flocked swabs for specimen collection, universal transport medium for specimen transport, and the D3 IFA enterovirus identification kit.

Diagnostic Hybrids invents, develops, manufactures, and sells diagnostic and analytic products for a wide range of viral respiratory diseases, herpes virus infections, and other specific viral and thyroid diseases. The company also develops and commercializes genetically engineered cell-based detection products for the pharmaceutic and biotechnology industry, with an initial focus on pharmacology assays and products that measure drug clearance and anti-viral interventions with drugs and vaccines.


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