Clear Labs Announces Salmonella Serotyping Utilizing Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS)

Clear Labs announced that food safety professionals can now detect up to 40 unique Salmonella serotypes in an enriched sample in about 24 hours. The new method allows detecting pathogens and serotypes at the same time, avoiding the 3-5 day it takes for traditional serotyping. The new method allows users to choose to obtain results at the genus level for the presence or absence of Salmonella, at the species level, or at the serotype level. The Clear Labs method comprised of advanced NGS technology, robust bioinformatics, and the world’s largest molecular food database. The platform is fully automated, and its robotics reduces both labor and errors. The artificial intelligence system employed and machine learning provides trends, environmental monitoring, and predictive risk assessments. @ https://www.prweb.com/releases/clear_labs_announces_salmonella_serotyping_capabilities_powered_by_next_generation_sequencing_ngs/prweb16109823.htm