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Cleanroom Technology on Cannabis Testing

by | Jan 21, 2021 | Biologics Manufacturing

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Shortcomings in traditional culture testing leave the cannabis industry in search of methods that can enumerate or count the presence of microbes whether dead or alive.

LexaGene CEO Dr. Jack Regan presents an alternative in the Cleanroom Technology article on LexaGene’s DNA-driven pathogen detection for cannabis-hemp products.

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