An advancement in regenerative medicine, the Amnio Technology line of products are manufactured from human amniotic membrane and fluid. These amniotic tissues, or allografts, are transplanted to offer protection and support for native tissues in the body. The amniotic membrane is the innermost layer of the placenta that sustains and maintains an unborn child. Amniotic fluid is the liquid that surrounds the baby until delivery. Just as these tissues provide biological and physiologic properties and play as a physical railing to cover and defense the fetus during pregnancy, the Amnio Technology line of products provides a biological, physiological, and physical overlay to help and protect an injury in the body.

Influenza diagnostics refers to the methods and techniques used to detect and identify the presence of influenza viruses in clinical samples collected from patients suspected of having influenza infection. These diagnostics include various laboratory tests such as rapid antigen tests, molecular tests (like PCR), and viral cultures. The goal of influenza diagnostics is to accurately and quickly identify the influenza virus strain present to guide patient management, treatment decisions, and public health interventions, especially during flu seasons or outbreaks.

Protein characterization can be an extensive field of study covering an extensive range of analytical methods and techniques. Even though biochemists have made remarkable advances in protein analysis, the process of identifying and purifying novel proteins remains a forbidding task.