Past news releases from Synbiosis
Synbiosis Names Don Whitley Dealer of the Year - Award Recognises Outstanding Sales and Service Performance
Synbiosis is pleased to announce that it has named Don Whitley Scientific, a major distributor of products for microbiology applications, as its dealer of the year.
Automated Colony Counting at Cambridge Antibody Technology Saves Hours with Recombinant Antibody Selection
Synbiosis is pleased to announce that major biotech company, Cambridge Antibody Technology (CAT) is using ProtoCOL RGB and åCOLyte automated colony counters. Both systems are contributing to significant increases in productivity and accuracy at CAT, as well as substantial cost reductions.
New ProtoCOL System For Rapid Quality Assurance of Vital Vaccines
Synbiosis today introduced its new ProtoCOL reaction zone reader and colony counter. The system, which provides an indication of vaccine potency by automatically measuring reaction zones in Single Radial Immunodiffusion (SRD) assays, is essential for manufacturers that need to rapidly supply essential vaccines.
New Food Microbiology Application for Colony Counting Software Saves Time by Automatically Accounting for Food Debris
Synbiosis today introduced its new ProtoCOL Version 4 colony counting software for food microbiology applications. This software comes with a range of features designed to improve accuracy by eliminating the common problem of scoring food particles as colonies during counting.
New ProtoCOL System For Faster, More Accurate Colony Count and Inhibition Zone Measurement
Synbiosis has introduced its next generation ProtoCOL automated system, which includes ProtoZONE and the upgraded Version 4 ProtoCOL software. The new system, designed to save time with measuring inhibition zones as well as enumerating colonies, is essential for microbiologists in busy microbiology laboratories.
Colony Counter has New Light Arrays - Provides Better Plate Visualisation for Prompt Infection Control
Synbiosis today announced åCOLyte, its automated colony counter, has unique new LED arrays. These can help detect colonies on even the most difficult to visualise agar plates and could provide vital time in an outbreak situation.
Automated Colony Counter is UKAS Accredited For Accurate Enumeration of Potentially Hazardous Microbes in Water
Synbiosis is pleased to announce its ProtoCOL automated colony counter has been awarded prestigious UKAS accreditation in a major UK-based water authority. The independent validation shows this method can rapidly produce highly accurate counts of microbes sampled from water and could be used to help control disease outbreaks.
Innovative Plate Holder for ProtoCOL Saves Vital Time by Automating Counts of Colonies Grown on Petrifilm
Synbiosis has introduced a 3M Petrifilm plate holder for use with its ProtoCOL, automated colony counter. This will allow microbiologists to automatically count any type of colony grown on Petrifilm and could help identify potentially life-threatening microbial contamination quickly and conveniently.
New Automated Fluorescent Colony Counter Offers Early Warning of Microbial Contamination in Water and Meat
Synbiosis is pleased to announce its strategic alliance with Colifast has resulted in the Colifast Rapid Microcolony Counter (CRMC), a new UV-based colony counter. This will benefit microbiologists wanting a rapid, automated method of counting fluorescent colonies sampled from potentially contaminated water or meat.
New Colony Counter - Affordable Automation Set to Replace Manual Light Box Counters
Synbiosis is proud to introduce åCOLyte, a revolutionary automated colony counter for laboratories that have a limited budget yet need the speed and accuracy automation provides.
New System for Inhibition Zone Measurement Promises the Fastest Antibiotic Susceptibility Testing Available
Synbiosis has announced that a new version of ProtoZONE, its award-winning, dedicated inhibition zone reader is now available. The system saves valuable laboratory time by automatically measuring zones to produce accurate antibiotic susceptibility testing results in seconds.
Prestigious Research Centre Chooses ProtoCOL - Automated Spiral Plate Counter Produces Accurate Clinical Trial Results
Synbiosis announced its ProtoCOL automated colony counter is being successfully used by the world renowned Skin Research Centre (SRC) at the University of Leeds to rapidly test the effectiveness of new therapies to treat acne and other skin diseases.
Automated Spiral Plate Counting Helps Pinpoint Source of Salmonella Outbreak
Synbiosis announced that using a ProtoCOL system for automated spiral plate counts has been proven to help trace contaminated food sources rapidly.
New Study of ProtoCOL system - Automating Reaction Zone Measurement Promises Accurate Vaccine Testing
Synbiosis is pleased to announce that for viral vaccine testing, the ProtoCOL automated zone reader and colony counter has been proven to produce fast and accurate results.
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