Application Note: Transforming your bioanalysis operations
Posted: 12 December 2018 | IDBS | No comments yet
Many bioanalytical labs work with a crowded and siloed set of systems and processes. From part electronic to part paper-based workflows, to standalone point-solutions, the result is a lack of insight into data and slower reporting and results handling.
So, how you can go beyond ‘automating the past’ and truly transform your bioanalysis operations? In this solution brief, contemplate your disparate systems and consider whether they could be replaced by a single platform.
Bioanalysis, the detection and quantitative measurement of drug products in biological samples, is a critical part of biopharmaceutical drug development. It arguably plays the most definitive role in tying therapeutic outcomes to the presence of pharmacologically relevant drug levels in the target biological system – starting with animal models and then in humans.
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