Our research
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Fungal infectionsThe PCR study makes it possible to identify the causative agent of the infection with type-level precision in the shortest possible time and select an antimycotic drug correctly.
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GeneticsPCR diagnostics opens up wide possibilities for identifying genetic mutations that play a crucial role in pathogenesis. This allows doctors not only to diagnose and prevent the development of diseases at an early stage, but also to provide an individual approach to treatment and the choice of drug therapy.
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Herpesvirus infectionsFast and accurate PCR diagnostics of the main herpes viruses can detect infection at an early stage of the disease.
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Microbiota researchA comprehensive PCR study makes it possible to determine the quantitative and qualitative composition of the microbiota of the urogenital tract of women in order to select the optimal therapy.
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Papillomavirus infectionsThe PCR study allows for the typing and quantification of specific types of the virus, which is widely used for the prevention and diagnosis of HPV-associated cancers.
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Prenatal diagnosisCarrying out a molecular genetic study of fetal DNA from maternal blood allows for genetic analysis without invasive intervention, reducing the risks to the health of both mother and child.
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Urogenital infectionsPCR diagnostics opens up the possibility to quickly and accurately identify the causative agent of infection, which is especially important for timely initiation of treatment and prevention of possible complications.
- TNC Multiplex
- UMC Multiplex
- NTCM Multiplex
- Gardnerella vaginalis
- Neisseria gonorrhoeae
- Mycoplasma genitalium
- Mycoplasma hominis
- Ureaplasma urealyticum – Ureaplasma parvum
- Trichomonas vaginalis
- Chlamydia trachomatis
- C.trachomatis/T.vaginalis Multiplex
- C.trachomatis/N.gonorrhoeae Multiplex
- T.vaginalis/N.gonorrhoeae Multiplex
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GeneticistПЦР-диагностика открывает широкие возможности для выявления генетических мутаций, играющих определяющую роль в развитии различных заболеваний. Это позволяет не только диагностировать и предотвращать развитие болезней на ранней стадии, но и обеспечивать индивидуальный подход в лечении и выборе медикаментозной терапии.
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GeneticsPCR studies to detect genetic mutations.
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Fungal infectionsA real-time PCR study makes it possible to identify the causative agent of infection with type-level precision in the shortest possible time and select an antimycotic drug correctly.
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Herpesvirus infectionsFast and accurate PCR diagnostics of the main herpes viruses makes it possible to detect infection at an earlier stage of the disease than the serological testing method.
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Microbiota researchA comprehensive study of the urogenital microbiota by PCR, developed and produced by the Russian company DNA Technology.
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Papillomavirus infectionsCurrently, over 100 types of human papillomavirus (HPV) have been identified, of which about 30 are capable of infecting the epithelium of the urogenital tract.
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Urogenital infectionsPCR diagnostics opens up the possibility to quickly and accurately identify the causative agent of infection, which is especially important for timely initiation of treatment and prevention of possible complications.
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GeneticsThe IL28B ImmunoGenetics study is designed to identify genetic polymorphisms associated with interleukin 28B functions. The results obtained can be used in prescribing combined antiviral therapy for viral hepatitis C.
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Herpesvirus infectionsFast and accurate PCR diagnostics of the main herpes viruses makes it possible to detect infection at an earlier stage of the disease than the serological testing method.
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Respiratory tract infectionsThe PCR method is used to diagnose pathogens of acute respiratory diseases. Comprehensive studies are available to identify a wide group of potential pathogens, as well as single tests for a specific type of virus or bacterium.
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GeneticsPCR diagnostics opens up wide possibilities for detecting genetic mutations that play a crucial role in pathogenesis. This allows doctors not only to diagnose and prevent the development of diseases at an early stage, but also to provide an individual approach to treatment and the choice of drug therapy.
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Papillomavirus infectionsCurrently, over 100 types of human papillomavirus (HPV) have been identified, of which about 30 are capable of infecting the epithelium of the urogenital tract.
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Identification of antibiotic resistance genesThe BacResista GLA study is designed to identify genes of resistance to glycopeptide and beta-lactam antibiotics in DNA preparations.
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Fungal infectionsA real-time PCR study makes it possible to identify the causative agent of infection with type-level precision in the shortest possible time and select an antimycotic drug correctly.
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Herpesvirus infectionsFast and accurate PCR diagnostics of the main herpes viruses makes it possible to detect infection at an earlier stage of the disease than the serological testing method.
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Microbiota researchA comprehensive study of the composition of the microbiota of the large intestine in children from 0 to 14 years old. It allows us to accurately determine the quantitative and qualitative composition of the microbiota in stool and meconium samples.
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Nosocomial infectionsOpportunistic pathogens (OP) cause infectious diseases similar in clinical manifestation; therefore, it is impossible to accurately identify the pathogen without laboratory tests. Differential diagnosis is necessary for the selection of therapy, including in connection with the acquisition of new properties of OP, such as antibiotic resistance and the ability to adhere and form films.
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Respiratory tract infectionsThe PCR method is used to diagnose pathogens of acute respiratory diseases. Comprehensive studies are available to identify a wide group of potential pathogens, as well as single tests for a specific type of virus or bacterium.
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Fungal infectionsA real-time PCR study makes it possible to identify the causative agent of infection with type-level precision in the shortest possible time and select an antimycotic drug correctly.
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Identification of antibiotic resistance genesThe BacResista GLA study is designed to identify genes of resistance to glycopeptide and beta-lactam antibiotics in DNA preparations.
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Nosocomial infectionsOpportunistic pathogens (OP) cause infectious diseases similar in clinical manifestation; therefore, it is impossible to accurately identify the pathogen without laboratory tests. Differential diagnosis is necessary for the selection of therapy, including in connection with the acquisition of new properties of OP, such as antibiotic resistance and the ability to adhere and form films.
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Respiratory tract infectionsThe PCR method is used to diagnose pathogens of acute respiratory diseases. Comprehensive studies are available to identify a wide group of potential pathogens, as well as single tests for a specific type of virus or bacterium.
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GeneticsThe determination of AZF locus deletions is intended to identify microdeletions of the Y chromosome associated with azoospermia.
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Herpesvirus infectionsFast and accurate PCR diagnostics of the main herpes viruses makes it possible to detect infection at an earlier stage of the disease than the serological testing method.
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Microbiota research
Androflor® is a comprehensive real-time PCR-based study to assess the state of the microbiota of the male urogenital tract and identify STIs.
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Papillomavirus infectionsThe PCR study allows for the typing and quantification of specific types of the virus, which is widely used for the prevention and diagnosis of HPV-associated cancers.
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Urogenital infectionsPCR diagnostics opens up the possibility to quickly and accurately identify the causative agent of infection, which is especially important for timely initiation of treatment and prevention of possible complications.
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