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The Nio™+ fully automated droplet digital PCR all-in-one system has been widely recognized and praised by top scientists around the world for its excellent performance and extreme flexibility.

Dr. Alexandra Lespagnol from the Cytogenetics Laboratory of Rennes University Hospital in France conducted a 16-plex tumor-related specific gene locus test in Nio™+. She praised the innovative function that allows samples to be loaded onto the machine at any time and liked the extremely convenient workflow of the Nio™+ all-in-one system very much~~

Over the past few decades, the incidence of diabetes has increased significantly worldwide. In addition to unhealthy lifestyles, environmental pollutants are considered risk factors for the development of diabetes. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are a class of organic compounds containing 2-7 aromatic rings. They are widespread pollutants produced by nature and human activities. Epidemiological studies have shown that PAHs levels are associated with obesity and type 2 diabetes in adults and children.

In modern aquaculture, the water quality of the aquaculture system directly affects the health and production of fish. Microorganisms play a vital role in the removal of organic matter and nitrogen cycling, the production of toxic hydrogen sulfide (H2S), but if the microorganisms are pathogenic or exert probiotic properties to fish, it will directly affect the health of the fish.

Korean beef (Bos taurus coreanae) is a domesticated mammal that is consumed as a food resource in the Korean consumer market, with beef consumption far exceeding that of other breeds. This consumption pattern has led to the emergence of molecular research to distinguish Korean beef from other cattle breeds. Not only cattle, but also other economic animals have different economic values ​​in the market, so accurate germplasm identification is imperative.

Researchers from the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna conducted a retrospective study to evaluate the presence and correlation of equine parvohepatitis virus EqPV-H in the livers of horses and donkeys with histopathological abnormalities other than Tiller's disease. The researchers hope to confirm whether the newly discovered EqPV-H will cause other liver diseases through this study, and further analyze the infection pattern of the EqPV-H virus through the infection situation of EqPV-H.

Mitochondrial diseases are a class of genetic diseases caused by mutations in the mitochondrial genome (mtDNA) and are only transmitted through the female germ line. Usually, more than 60% of the mitochondrial DNA in a cell mutates to cause disease, and the more mitochondrial DNA mutations a person has, the more severe the disease. Mitochondrial diseases are currently incurable.

The Pasteur Institute in France published a high-scoring article (NATURE IMMUNOLOGY, IF: 25.6), using the naica® droplet chip digital PCR system from Stilla Technologies and the Apexbio coronavirus digital PCR detection kit to quantify the coronavirus load in plasma.