LexaGene’s MiQLab™ System detects up to 27 pathogens and four classes of antimicrobial resistance in ~2 hours enabling veterinarians the ability to provide best-in-class evidence-based care for their patients. Waiting days for results or potentially prescribing the wrong antibiotic can now be replaced by healthier pets, happier owners, and a MiQLab in your clinic.
Dr. Jack Regan, CEO of LexaGene, shares his work identifying the future biothreats human and veterinary populations may face. While biothreats may seem like a pending threat for the developing world, there may be a broader goal. By examining the genome, MiQLab can assist point-of-need genetic testing for contaminants without an infected individual present. By…
Live from the Floor with Dr. Jack Regan, Founder and CEO: LexaGene is showcasing it’s MiQLab™ System at the WVC 93rd Annual Conference, a gathering of veterinary marketplace leaders featuring over 800 continuing education sessions and 400+ exhibitors.
MiQLab detects the presence of multiple strains of pathogenic bacteria in polymicrobial samples that vary in their antimicrobial resistance (AMR). These samples were missed by traditional Culture and Sensitivity Testing (C&ST), and the time-to-results were orders-of-magnitude faster for the MiQLab.
PCR technology has contributed to the advancement of technology and public welfare. Detecting novel viruses, monitoring water quality, and enabling evidence-based medical care are just a few examples of its value. While the capabilities of PCR are invaluable, the technology typically requires specialized personnel and sample preparation techniques, but not anymore. Ready to change the…
Dr. Jack Regan discusses scaling MiQLab production and preparing for SNN Network’s Summer Virtual Event, the premier event in MicroCap Finance, with Stock News Now’s CEO Robert Kraft. Hear the latest on what’s happening with LexaGene as it prepares for its conferences and tradeshow exhibitions: SNN’s Summer Virtual Event is on August 17-19, 2021.
As a LexaGene customer, Denver Animal Emergency is using MiQLab inside the clinic to enable evidence based treatment practices, to reduce reliance on sending samples out for testing, and to gain insight into antimicrobial resistance factors. Dr. Andrew Pierce, Owner and Medical Director of Denver Animal Emergency in North Carolina, shares his experiences with MiQLab…
LexaGene delivered a presentation to a select group of veterinarians gathered in Denver, North Carolina to share with them the data from studies performed on the MiQLab system by both LexaGene and Dr. Shelley Rankin at the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Veterinary Medicine (Penn Vet) Hospital. Watch video.
See how easy to use the MiQLab system is to detect pathogens and other molecular markers for a wide range of point-of-need applications.
LexaGene’s MiQLab™ automated pathogen detection system delivers sample-to-answer insight with speed and sensitivity at the point-of-need to markets wanting reference laboratory quality data in less time.
