Waters and ACC have united their expertise to tackle the intricacies of Bacterial Endotoxin Testing (BET) head-on. The introduction of an automated approach to BET with the LALbased in vitro endotoxin detection assay, (Pyrochrome®) delivers unparalleled results while significantly reducing manual operations.

It’s far easier to build plates with the Andrew+ robot - and it limits the strain visually, mentally and physically of repeating the same steps over and over again

What is BET and why Automate?

BET is a mandatory validation step for all injectable drugs, biologics, vaccines, medical devices and implants which all need to be guaranteed as non-pyrogenic. Yet, there are significant amounts of pipetting steps involved to accomplish BET assays. As of such, there are a myriad of critical advantages that laboratories can benefit from by harnessing the cutting-edge automation solution « Andrew+™ » from Waters for the Pyrochrome® BET assay, not the least of which are:

Together, these advantages directly translate to increased efficiency and throughput that ultimately boost productivity by
redirecting focus towards higher-value tasks.

Minimizing pipetting steps for an improved working environment

Minimum Number of Pipetting Steps
Preparation and Assay Steps
Pyrochrome achieved MANUALLY
Pyrochrome automated with ANDREW+
Standard Curve Prep
8
2
Standard Curve Transfer to Microplate
15
Negative Control Transfer to Microplate
5
Sample Transfer to Tubes
6
6
Sample Transfer to Microplate
18
PPC Transfer to Tubes
6
6
PPC Prep
12
PPC Transfer to Microplate
18
Reagent Reconstitution
4
4
Reagent Transfer
56
Minimum No. Of Pipetting Steps TOTAL
148
18

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