Vitl Life Science Solutions Blog

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Using Luminescence to Detect Chemotherapy Response in Patients With Colorectal Cancer

Colorectal cancer is a collective term for cancer of the colon or rectum. Colon cancer and rectal cancer are often grouped together because they have many features in common. The majority (96%) of colorectal cancers are adenocarcinomas that start in the mucus-producing cells of the large intestine.

Vitl Life Science Solutions Sign Distribution Deal With Online BioTech Marketplace, Zageno

Vitl Life Science Solutions (a member of the ITL Group) has reached a distribution agreement with Zageno, the largest and fastest-growing online biotech marketplace, to sell its full range of laboratory products for the first time.

Vitl Life Science Solutions Introduces First Canadian Distributor

Vitl Life Science Solutions is pleased to announce the introduction of Canadian distributor, ESBE Scientific, to their ever-growing distribution network.

Vitl Life Science Solutions to Showcase New Luminometer at AACC Annual Scientific Meeting 2018

Global leader in the design, development and manufacture of high-quality laboratory and analytical instruments, Vitl Life Science Solutions (a member of the ITL Group), will be exhibiting at the 70th AACC Annual Scientific Meeting & Clinical Lab Expo, in Chicago, Illinois this July.

Vitl Lu-mini - Launching a Revolution in Luminometers

World-leading laboratory product manufacturer, Vitl Life Science Solutions, is expanding its instrument range with the launch of the Lu-mini, a new compact bench-top single-tube luminometer.

Using Modern Technology Within Instruments to Benefit Biosafety Level 4 Labs

As an important aspect of laboratory management, biosafety refers to the implementation of effective safety measures for handling both biological agents and microorganisms. With the application of effective biosafety measures, the risk of exposure to infection – both within the lab environment and the world beyond it – is reduced.