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Evidence Investigator
A sophisticated semi-automated biochip system perfectly designed for research, clinical, forensic and veterinary applications.
Using the revolutionary multiplexing technique developed by Randox; Biochip Array Technology (BAT), the Evidence Investigator offers outstanding benefits, producing reliable results you can have confidence in.
Biochip Array Technology - Proven, perfected, evolved
The multi-analyte approach has benefits beyond time and cost savings, which are vital in the drive towards increasing efficiencies and improving performance. Traditional screening methods take the form of single analyte assays, a multi-analyte assay will result in faster sample turnaround times and considerably reduce time, labour and costs.
The surface chemistry of the biochip and the analysis platforms allow BAT to be used with a range of samples. Urine, tissue, feed, milk, seafood and eggs can all be used in conjunction with the drug residue platforms
How does Biochip Array Technology work?
The technology is based upon ELISA principles of sandwich and competitive immunoassays.
Multiple specific ligands (antibodies or antigens) are attached at pre-defined discrete test regions on the surface of the biochip.
Analyte in a sample leads to binding of conjugate labelled with Horseradish Peroxidase (HRP). The addition of signal reagent leads to generation of a light signal.
What do I need to run Biochip Array Technology?
Using Biochip Array Technology couldn't be easier! Biochips are ready to use, saving you time and resources. Prepared samples are added directly to the biochip. Once placed in one of our biochip analysers, results are produced quickly. We also provide a wide range of Quality Control material, which is required to ensure your results are reliable and of the highest quality. Biochip Array Technology offers convenience, quality and speed; saving you time and costs.