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Listing of all 44 news releases from Synbiosis:

ProtoCol for rapid assessment of the Opka assay

Technical background article To evaluate novel pneumococcal vaccines, an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (Elisa) is commonly used alongside a modified in vitro opsonophagocytic-killing assay (Opka) Brochure available

News from Synbiosis ( 8 April 2008)

A faster route to GMP compliance

Synbiosis announces the availability of new Protocol software for automatic colony and inhibition zone analysis, and full validation information for its entire range of automated colony counters Brochure available

News from Synbiosis ( 7 April 2008)

Accurate analysis of colony numbers and zone sizes

Synbiosis introduces its Protocol V1.4 colony counting and inhibition zone sizing software, designed to save microbiologists valuable time, by automating many routine plate based image analysis tasks Brochure available

News from Synbiosis (28 January 2008)

Speeding up testing of veterinary antibiotics

User application article Synbiosis reports that the UK Veterinary Laboratories Agency (VLA) has chosen to install 16 specially customised Protocol automated colony counting and zone sizing systems Brochure available

News from Synbiosis (14 January 2008)

Colony counter generates accurate OPKA results

User application article Scientists in the immunobiology unit at the Institute of Child Health (ICH) are running clinical trials in which children are vaccinated with new types of pneumococcal vaccines Brochure available

News from Synbiosis (12 October 2007)

Skin Research Centre counts on ProtoCOL system

User application article The ProtoCOL automated colony counter from Synbiosis is being successfully used by the Skin Research Centre (SRC) at the University of Leeds Brochure available

News from Synbiosis (15 August 2007)

Colony counter speeds novel vaccine technology

User application article Protocol automated colony counter is being used at start-up Austrian biotech firm Bird-C, to help save time with research on novel vaccines against lethal bacteria such as Escherichia coli O157 Brochure available

News from Synbiosis (16 July 2007)

New software for automated zone analysis

Synbiosis introduces new software for Autozone, its automatic zone analyser, which will help generate more accurate zone readings and save antibiotic manufacturers valuable time Brochure available

News from Synbiosis ( 4 July 2006)

Automated colony counting and zone measurement

Synbiosis invited scientists to its stand at Analytica where staff demonstrated how Protocol HR, Acolyte and AutoZone, the automated colony counting and zone sizing systems, can increase productivity Brochure available

News from Synbiosis ( 5 May 2006)

Automated colony counting improves patient care

User application article Synbiosis reports that its Protocol automated colony counter, is being used at one of Europe's largest teaching hospitals, to quickly control the spread of bacterial infections Brochure available

News from Synbiosis (16 February 2006)

Colony counter cuts QC time in half

User application article Microbiologists at Evans Vanodine are using the Acolyte SuperCount in their microbiology department to count a number of different species of bacteria including MRSA, salmonella, and E coli Brochure available

News from Synbiosis ( 7 October 2005)

Automated zone analysis is faster

Computer controlled camera gantry system can analyse 25 bioassay plates and produce results of unrivalled accuracy in the time it takes a scientist to manually measure just one Brochure available

News from Synbiosis (10 August 2005)

Counting colonies for safer houses

User application article Automated colony counters help monitor air quality to provide a healthier living environment and improve mortgageability in Canada, USA, and Sweden Brochure available

News from Synbiosis (14 January 2005)

Testing flu vaccines twenty times faster

User application article Synbiosis says that major international vaccine suppliers are using its Protocol system to improve the speed and accuracy of testing flu vaccines Brochure available

News from Synbiosis (10 November 2004)

Isolating bacteria from meat and shellfish

User application article Automated colony counter is being used to detect a range of diverse bacteria at a major food testing centre in Northern Ireland Brochure available

News from Synbiosis (21 October 2004)

Cameras for colony counting

External camera range offers superb colour reproduction and high resolving power to allow the faster analysis of bioassay plates and microscope samples Brochure available

News from Synbiosis ( 7 June 2004)

Test this colony counter on your images

Send an image on disk or by email to establish whether this software, which can accurately counts thousands of cells in an instant, is suitable for your application Brochure available

News from Synbiosis (18 May 2004)

Analytica 2004 preview: Synbiosis

Munich exhibition will see what is said to be the world's most precise automated colony counting and zone measurement system Brochure available

News from Synbiosis (20 April 2004)

Motorised stage for rapid analysis of bioassays

Stage reduces sample processing from a matter of hours to just a few minutes, saving microbiologists valuable time by enabling them to automatically read bioassay plates Brochure available

News from Synbiosis (18 March 2004)

Accelerating development of pneumococcal vaccines

User application article Researchers at the University of Alabama, USA, are using automated colony counter as part of an improved opsonophagocytic killing assay to save time when evaluating novel pneumococcal vaccines Brochure available