US EditionAnbio Biotechnology Responds to Global Outbreaks with Chikungunya Rapid Test and New 15-Minute Ultra-Fast PCR System
METRO MANILA, PHILIPPINES, AUG 09 – Anbio Biotechnology introduces rapid tests enhancing detection of Chikungunya and other pathogens, with a 15-minute PCR system improving outbreak response and healthcare capacity globally.
- Anbio Biotechnology launched its Chikungunya IgM/IgG Rapid Test and AP-100 Ultra-Fast PCR system on 2025-08-09 to enhance infectious disease diagnostics.
- The launch responds to rising Chikungunya cases in tropical regions and the need for faster, decentralized molecular diagnostic tools.
- The rapid test uses immunochromatographic technology for reliable antibody detection in serum, plasma, or whole blood, while the AP-100 delivers 15-minute extraction-free PCR results.
- Michael Lau, CEO of Anbio, stated that the AP-100 significantly shortens the turnaround time of traditional PCR tests from several hours to just minutes, while maintaining the same level of accuracy, enabling quicker responses to disease outbreaks.
- Anbio’s expanded portfolio, including planned TB and HPV tests, aims to strengthen healthcare capacity and improve global infectious disease management.
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Anbio Biotechnology Responds to Global Outbreaks with Chikungunya Rapid Test and New 15-Minute Ultra-Fast PCR System
Covering both mosquito-borne diseases and emerging respiratory pathogens, Anbio continues to advance point-of-care diagnostics for timely outbreak detection worldwide.
Anbio Biotechnology Responds to Global Outbreaks with Chikungunya Rapid Test and New 15-Minute Ultra-Fast PCR System - Anbio Biotechnology (NASDAQ:NNNN)
FRANKFURT, Germany, Aug. 08, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- In response to recent outbreaks of Chikungunya fever, Anbio Biotechnology has announced the launch of its Chikungunya IgM/IgG Rapid Test, offering clinicians and public health authorities a fast, accessible diagnostic tool at the point of care. As cases continue to rise across tropical and subtropical regions, timely detection and differentiation from other arboviral infections like Dengue an…
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