Sample Purification with High Analyte Concentration

Optional integrated chemistry can simplify workflows by eliminating additional steps to help treat and normalize samples, such as incorporating cell lysis into the filtration step. The structure of Porex materials allows a singular component to achieve multiple steps, reducing assembly cost and simplifying the user protocol. A component can be used as a filter, as well as room temperature reagent storage, providing quick rehydration of reagents and a controlled flow for easy mixing. The structure can also support clinical protocols, like nucleic acid amplification, by incorporating extraction chemistry to perform the analyte isolation process. In addition to supporting test chemistry and sample purification, materials play a vital role in supporting the preparation infrastructure. This includes flow control, venting to prevent contamination, and absorption to prevent leakage of excess sample and used buffer reagents. Whether at home, at the clinic, or in the laboratory, Porex solutions simplify protocols and enable high-sensitivity testing.

How it works

Porex’s sample preparation solutions are employed in home-testing protocols, point-of-care (POC) cartridges, and laboratory workflows. With the ability to vary the geometry, pore structure, and material, Porex solutions are designed to perform critical steps in each environment. With the ability to integrate reagents and preparation chemistry, one customizable solution can perform multiple functions with clinical precision, greatly reducing cost and enabling accuracy through a simplified, hands-off workflow. Ultimately, the material properties are tailored to ensure access to pure analyte and high sensitivity, with minimal user effort.

Options for customizing sample collection media

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