The all-in-one solution for rapid PCR tests in hospitals and clinics
With Vivalytic, pathogens can be detected reliably and quickly using PCR test methods – be it in the laboratory or directly at the point of care in a hospital ward. One Vivalytic Analyser replaces many different test devices and reduces the need for manual preparation.
In which departments is Vivalytic being used?
One device, countless possibilities: the Vivalytic test portfolio is continuously being developed and expanded. As a result, the Vivalytic Analyser can cover a wide variety of laboratory tests directly at the point-of-care.
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What exactly happens in the Vivalytic Analyser?
The Vivalytic Analyser automates complex, molecular diagnostic processes that previously had to be carried out manually. This guarantees maximum safety and quick availability of the test results.
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Preparing the sample
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2. Step
Cell lysis
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3. Step
Extraction of the nucleic acid
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4. Step
DNA amplification
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5. Step
Bio-analytical detection
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5. Step
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Samples are processed reliably.
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2. Step
The external membrane of the cells is broken down through ultrasound.
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3. Step
The nucleic acid (DNA/RNA) is purified for the PCR amplification.
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4. Step
Specific DNA sequences are multiplied using PCR.
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5. Step
The amplified DNA is identified by detecting a fluorescence or chemiluminescence signal.
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The advantages of Bosch Vivalytic
The Vivalytic Analyser provides ideal assistance for maximum efficiency and safety in everyday clinical practice. Discover the most important advantages now.
Fast results
The fully automated procedure minimizes work steps and speeds up processes. Depending on the complexity of the test, the results are available in under 30 minutes
Universal detection system
With the Vivalytic Analyser, µArrays, qualitative or quantitative PCRs, and melting curve analyses can be read out in just one system.
Flexible application
The Vivalytic Analyser can perform both singleplex and multiplex tests. A wide variety of sample material can be examined without manual preparation.
Standardised and reproducible
Vivalytic uses quantitative and qualitative PCR processes with three stable isothermal temperature zones, in which the microfluidic processing achieves fast heating and cooling cycles. This ensures a high test quality and reproducibility.
Easy integration
The Vivalytic Analyser is equipped with standard interfaces to enable easy integration into existing hospital, laboratory or practice IT systems.
Networked system
New, innovative services in the cloud ensure the constant availability of the system. The automation proactively prevents possible defects and greatly minimizes downtimes.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have any questions? We have the answers.
The workflow is a consistent automation of proven molecular-diagnostic procedures. The process lyses and homogenizes the sample using ultrasound. Next, the nucleic acid is filtered and washed. This takes place using a bind-wash-elute on a silica membrane. Then, depending on the test, the PCR-based amplification procedure is used. The respective detection procedure depends on the test and may be based on PCR, melting curve or microarray.
The portfolio is aimed at all medical facilities such as laboratories, medical practices and hospitals.
Bosch has designed Vivalytic to need as less maintenance as possible. Software updates will be provided with a cloud-based solution and be easily downloaded online.
No, the cartridges are a disposable product. Due to the potential contamination within the cartridges with samples that contain pathogens, reuse is not possible.
All common PCR procedures (detection methods) can be carried out: end-point PCR, quantitative real-time PCR, melting curve analysis, and microarray technology.
The device is well equipped for connection to information systems in the hospital or laboratory environment and supports the established standards.