Overview of iGenesis Galaxy Lite’s Capabilities

Introducing the Galaxy System: A tool engineered for precise and quick molecular diagnostics.

Key Features & Specifications

1. Open system: All Galaxy systems feature an open platform, allowing the use of third-party PCR reagents, offering flexibility and choice in diagnostic testing.
2. Timely Results: The Galaxy Lite offers results in 1-2 hours timeframe, aiming to provide timely diagnostic information.
3. Multiplexed Testing Capabilities: The Galaxy Lite is equipped with the feature to detect multiple targets in one single test, allowing for more streamlined testing procedures.
4. Fully Enclosed: The Galaxy Lite’s fully enclosed design enhances safety and reduces the risk of contamination, ensuring reliable and consistent results
5. Compact Design: Engineered to fit seamlessly into various laboratory settings, the Galaxy Lite offers powerful diagnostics in a compact, space-saving unit.
6. User-Friendly Interface: Designed for ease of use, the Galaxy Lite features an intuitive interface that simplifies setup, operation, and result interpretation.

A Focus on Point-of-Care Diagnostics

The Galaxy System offers molecular diagnostic results with a notable emphasis on time-efficiency, providing rapid processing to help healthcare providers access essential diagnostic information within a shorter time frame. Additionally, it is one of the first point-of-care testing (POCT) systems to feature an open platform, allowing the use of third-party PCR reagents, offering greater flexibility and choice in diagnostic testing.

Broad Accessibility

The iGenesis Galaxy Systems were created to make advanced molecular testing accessible across diverse settings and locations. The Galaxy Lite can process up to 6 samples and can be upgraded to run 24 samples in parallel with 4 protocols asynchronously.

For smaller demands, the Galaxy Nano is available, handling 1 sample per run. For larger demands, the Galaxy Pro accommodates up to 12 samples, offering flexibility to meet varying laboratory needs.