FDA Emergency use authorization granted. COVID-19 saliva test on the Liberty16 and Liberty16 Pro with The SalivaDirect Initiative at Yale School of Public Health. Read more.

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FDA Emergency use authorization granted. COVID-19 saliva test on the Liberty16 and Liberty16 Pro with The SalivaDirect Initiative at Yale School of Public Health. Read more.

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Liberty16 and SalivaDirect

Easier and more accessible testing for SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19)

Ubiquitome has partnered with The SalivaDirect Initiative at Yale School of Public Health to enhance public access to COVID-19 testing, with United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) emergency use authorization (EUA) of the combination of SalivaDirect™ with Ubiquitome’s Liberty16 mobile real time-PCR.

In Yale School of Public Health testing the Liberty16 displayed performance similar to large, lab-bound instruments.

Proteinase K Primer/Probe RT-qPCR kit RT-qPCR instrument LOD Positive replicates Mean Ct value (SD)
Thermo IDT NEB Luna (2x) Agilent AriaMX 6 copies/μL 100% (20/20) 30.3 (0.4)
Thermo Eurofins NEB Luna (2x) Liberty16 12 copies/μL 100% (20/20) 35.18 (0.7)
Thermo IDT NEB Luna (2x) CFX384 Touch 6 copies/μL 100% (20/20) 36.25 (0.4)
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Liberty16 Workplace Surveillance Testing for COVID-19

Now available for small and medium sized workplaces, with affordable on-site gold standard PCR testing to keep costs down, productivity up and your staff COVID safe.

 

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The Liberty 16

When small becomes big

Stay ahead of the curve with the mobile, real-time system PCR that fits in the palm of your hand.

An app is also available for your iPhone

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Smaller

Battery-powered

Cloud-enabled

Speed to result

"Costly instruments for real-time PCR analysis often stand in the way of equitable access for under resourced communities and countries and sustainability of testing systems"
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Dr Anne Wyllie, Yale School of Public Health (on why they partnered with Ubiquitome)

Ubiquitome’s world class team is changing how the world accesses and shares genomic information.

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