AccuBioMed was founded in 2012 in Taipei, Taiwan. Based on "Column-based Extraction Technology", we develop, manufacture and sell automated nucleic acid purification systems and related reagents for worldwide research and IVD testing market. With the advanced innovative molecular diagnostics technology, we are dedicating its novel extraction solutions for variant samples with high sensitivity and high recovery results for further detections use such as qPCR, NGS, and so on.
AccuBioMed is using its proprietary technology to perform extremely high performance for use in a wide range of Liquid Biopsy and Solid Biopsy tests, and the automated nucleic acid purification system- iColumn can offer the best automated extraction solutions for precision medicine.
AccuBioMed is using its proprietary technology to perform extremely high performance for use in a wide range of Liquid Biopsy and Solid Biopsy tests, and the automated nucleic acid purification system- iColumn can offer the best automated extraction solutions for precision medicine.
COLUMN-BASED
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LYSIS
In order to break the cell membrane of the sample to release nucleic acid, enzyme and Lysis buffer are added to the sample to achieve Lysis. BINDING
As for binding, a buffer solution and ethanol are then added to the sample, and then the binding solution is passed through the silicon membrane with positive pressure. Finally, the nucleic acid will bind to the silicon membrane and stay on the silicon membrane. WASH
In order to obtain the purified nucleic acid, we use the ethanol-based wash buffer to wash out the cell debris, protein and other salt contamination from the silica membrane. ELUTION
The elution buffer added to the silica membrane removes the nucleic acid from the membrane. Finally, we get the highly purified nucleic acid. |
iCARTRIDGE
iCartridge is a special container with all necessary reagents prefilled in the tubes, and the plastic consumable put on the other side. Then the iCartridge is sealed automatically and waiting for transferring to the iColumn/iColumn Q purification system. During the purification process, Tips “moves” along each reagent well of iCartridge in an orderly manner. Nucleic acid is washed when the buffer added to and pass through the spin column, and the waste is discarded to an individual waste bottle.