ENDOZYME® II GO Automated Endotoxin Detection Assay with Andrew+
This advanced method offers an end-to-end solution developed around an advanced application, a specialized kit, or an analytical system. It delivers complete functional, ready-to-use protocols that are qualitatively and quantitatively assessed for consistency, executability, and repeatability, usually without needing to make any changes. It operates per batch size and is scalable to accommodate changing requirements.
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bioMérieux
Version 2, 22 May 2026 at 6:02 PM
Endotoxin testing is a mandatory release test for injectable drugs and medical devices. ENDOZYME® II GO is a ready-to-use 96-well microplate for rFC-based testing, with pre-filled Standard Curve and PPCs, eliminating vortexing, serial dilutions, and several pipetting steps, reducing errors and streamlining automation with the Andrew+ robot.
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This advanced method offers an end-to-end solution developed around an advanced application, a specialized kit, or an analytical system. It delivers complete functional, ready-to-use protocols that are qualitatively and quantitatively assessed for consistency, executability, and repeatability, usually without needing to make any changes. It operates per batch size and is scalable to accommodate changing requirements.
Protocols
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ENDOZYME II GO 0.01 EU/mL
Testing 22 samples with no dilution (or previously diluted) with a 3 points curve (1 to 0.01 EU/mL)
ENDOZYME II GO 0.005 EU/mL
Testing 21 samples with no dilution (or previously diluted) with a 4 points curve (5 to 0.005 EU/mL)
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Published by
bioMérieux
bioMérieux is a global leader in in vitro diagnostics. Since 1963 it builds diagnostic solutions that help healthcare and industry make reliable decisions to protect patients and ensure safety. Its purpose is clear: help make the world a healthier place.
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