Revvity unveils a new era of automated tuberculosis testing

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From Revvity Apr 26 2024 Reviewed by Laura Thomson

Revvity, Inc. (NYSE: RVTY) has announced the launch of the Auto-Pure 2400 liquid handler from Allsheng for use with the T-SPOT.TB test. The Auto-Pure 2400 platform is easy to use and designed to provide efficient workflows in the lab. When the accuracy of the T-SPOT.TB test is combined with the efficiency of the Auto-Pure 2400 system, labs, clinicians and ultimately patients, benefit from the resultant powerful solution.

“The ability to use the Auto-Pure 2400 platform with our T-SPOT.TB test provides labs an efficient workflow allowing latent TB testing to be run in a mid-high-volume setting, without having to compromise on the clinical performance of the test,” said Darren Sher, general manager, infectious diseases for Revvity. “With this solution, more labs can offer clinicians access to the most accurate TB diagnostic on the market.” Related StoriesLaunching Revvity: A Scientific Solutions Company Powering Innovation from Discovery to CureRentschler Biopharma licenses Horizon Discoverys CHOSOURCE platform to complement cell line development offering for difficult-to-express proteinsRevvity Signals Software unveils Signals Clinical solution to accelerate critical clinical trial insights and data-driven decisions

Auto-Pure 2400 liquid handler for use with the T-SPOT.TB test The Auto-Pure 2400 automated liquid handling platform is equipped with integrated magnetic cell isolation technology. Designed for testing up to 24 samples per run, it completes day-1 T-SPOT.TB workflows in under 3.5 hours, requiring only a single mid-run user interaction. The solution simplifies lab workflows and boasts an intuitive software user interface.

About the T-SPOT.TB test The T-SPOT.TB test detects latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) and is an interferon-gamma release assay (IGRA) based on the enzyme-linked immunospot (ELISPOT) technology. This technology has crucial steps that the World Health Organization has recently recognized as critical in ensuring reliable and accurate TB test results. These steps include washing, isolating, and counting peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) before conducting the test.

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