Biomark™ X9 and Integrated Fluidic Circuit
Biomark X9: The most adaptable platform for multi-pathogen detection per sample – all in a single run
Timely detection and accurate identification of infectious pathogens are essential for outbreak surveillance, environmental monitoring and public health decision-making. Traditional qPCR workflows can struggle with scalability, cost and sample throughput, making high-throughput and flexible solutions critical for effective disease monitoring.
The Biomark X9 System for High-Throughput Genomics and Dynamic Array™ integrated fluidic circuits (IFCs) provide a cost-effective and scalable microfluidics-based approach to pathogen detection, enabling simultaneous multi-pathogen testing while providing the flexibility to include tracking of new variants, antimicrobial resistance genes and host gene responses – all in one run.
- Simultaneously detect multiple pathogens in each sample using a single dye channel with simple singleplex detection reactions, with no need to troubleshoot multiplex reactions or cross-reactivity between targets
- Ensure flexibility across diverse sample types, including air, water, swab and saliva, for broad surveillance and research applications
- Expand your testing capabilities with additional assays to identify subtypes, detect antimicrobial resistance genes or track emerging variants
Scientific Resources
Explore our latest scientific guides highlighting high-throughput qPCR applications for pathogen surveillance.
APPLICATION NOTE
Detecting and Quantifying Pathogens in an Environmental Setting with Genomic Tools that Scale
TECHNICAL NOTE
Viral Pathogen Detection with Custom Assays Using the 48.48 IFC-X and the Biomark™ X9 System
STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE
Viral Pathogen Detection with Custom Assays Using the 48.48 IFC-X and the Biomark X9 System
APHL 2025 POSTERS
Respiratory Viruses: Microfluidics-Based Workflow for Subtyping — and Detection in Air Samples Using a Custom Probe-Based Assay
ON-DEMAND WEBINAR
From Data to Decisions: The Role of the Biomark X9 System in Wastewater Surveillance
ON-DEMAND WEBINAR
Simultaneous Detection of Respiratory Pathogens Using Microfluidic Singleplex qPCR for Surveillance
Case Studies
Gain insights from our case studies covering wastewater surveillance, foodborne pathogen detection, and tracking of antimicrobial resistance.
CASE STUDY
Determining Antimicrobial Resistance in the Gut Microbiome Leveraging the Versatility of Microfluidics-Based qPCR
CASE STUDIES
Identifying and Preventing Foodborne Dangers with Microfluidics Technology
CASE STUDIES
Revolutionizing Wastewater Surveillance and Pathogen Identification with the Latest Microfluidics Technology
Publications
Learn how other scientists have leveraged the benefits of our microfluidics technology in their published pathogen detection studies.
PUBLICATION LIST
Pathogen Detection Using Products from Standard BioTools
PUBLICATION DIGEST
Application of a high-throughput quantitative PCR system for simultaneous monitoring of SARS-CoV-2 variants and other pathogenic viruses in wastewater
PUBLICATION DIGEST
High-throughput microfluidic real-time PCR for the simultaneous detection of selected vector-borne pathogens in dogs in Bosnia and Herzegovina
CUSTOM ASSAY AND PATHOGEN PANELS:
Panels designed for over 100 targets/pathogens
Read how to detect viral pathogens with custom assays using the 48.48 Dynamic Array™ IFC-X and the Biomark X9 System with protocol included
Define, Design, and Deliver:
D3™ Assay Design
A web-based tool accessible through the Standard BioTools™ website for designing custom assay panels with expert support
- Customers define their application and targets of interest
- D3 designs and delivers the optimal primers for each panel
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