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An online social community for nearly every niche exists on the internet.  MiraiBio understands this so now, there is one for the Luminex Community, MasterPlex Community, and DNASIS Community.

In addition to the online community members, MiraiBio’s own employees will be browsing around as well joining in on all the conversations.  So whether you were just curious about something or need help troubleshooting, feel free to drop by and start a converation!

Posted by aliu under Microspheres

The Hitachi Software MiraiBio Online Store has opened it’s doors for business on July 1st, 2008.  Currently, the product catalog includes:

Just like any other e-commerce site, all you have to do is add the beads you want to your shopping cart and checkout.  It just does not get any easier.

Posted by rlynde under Microspheres, SmartNote

Many of the FlexMAP (now called xTAG) microsphere users relied on the TagIT software to help choose which microsphere sets to use in genetic detection assays run on the xMAP platform. When the TagIT software was removed these users no longer had a reliable way to design their assays. Well the good news is that TagIT is back!

MicroPlex xTAG Microspheres

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Posted by rlynde under Microspheres, SmartNote

Hitachi Software recently released a free software tool to automate the design of SNP genotyping assays using Allele Specific Primer Extension (ASPE) on the xMAP platform. The ASPE approach utilizes Luminex Corporation’s xTAG (formerly FlexMAP) microspheres which are pre-coupled to oligonucleotide sequences (anti-tags) that are optimized to be an isothermal set and to have minimum cross-reactivity. The detection probes have the tag sequence synthesized on the 5′ end. The use of the pre-coupled xTAG microspheres simplifies the assay greatly.

Microplex xTAG Microspheres for ASPE

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