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26.04.2024

New Blot GAlaxy Software

GA Generic Assays’ New Blot GAlaxy Software

We are excited to introduce the Blot Galaxy Software, the latest innovation from GA Generic Assays in immunoblot analysis. This advanced software represents a significant step forward in laboratory technology, providing accuracy, efficiency, and reliability for modern diagnostic laboratories.

Blot GAlaxy Software. Advanced software for immunoblot analysis. Automated band detection, electronic archiving, and simultaneous analysis of up to 24 test strips. Perfect for diagnostic labs.

The Blot Galaxy Software has been carefully developed to meet the evolving needs of contemporary laboratories. With this solution, imaging and evaluation of processed immunoblot strips are fully automated, eliminating subjective interpretation and improving traceability of results. Laboratories can now analyze up to 24 different tests simultaneously, significantly increasing throughput while maintaining the highest level of precision and consistency.

A major advantage of the software is its seamless integration with standard scanners and Laboratory Information Systems (LIS). This ensures compatibility with existing laboratory infrastructure, allowing teams to implement the system smoothly without disrupting daily workflows. In addition, its customizable reporting features enable laboratories to generate comprehensive, patient-specific reports in digital or print formats according to exact requirements.

Another key advantage of the software lies in its scalability and adaptability. Whether used in smaller laboratories with limited test volumes or in large diagnostic centers handling high throughput, the system can be configured to match individual workflow requirements. This flexibility ensures that laboratories of all sizes can benefit from greater automation, improved accuracy, and long-term efficiency gains. By combining reliability with adaptability, the solution supports both current operations and the growing demands of future diagnostics.

Quality, compliance, and regulatory standards are central to GA Generic Assays’ mission. The Blot Galaxy Software is CE-marked, guaranteeing that it meets strict international standards for performance, reliability, and safety. Laboratories can adopt the software with confidence, knowing it delivers consistent, high-quality results while remaining fully compliant with regulatory requirements.

GA Generic Assays also provides comprehensive training and support, helping laboratory teams fully leverage all the advanced features of the software. Users can experience firsthand how the Software streamlines workflows, enhances productivity, and ensures precise immunoblot results every day.

For more information, visit the official product REF 5100 Blot GAlaxy.