Here are the differences between Non-Invasive vs Invasive Biosampling.
Traditional non-invasive sample collection has two approaches to try and collect and produce high gDNA recovery. While both methods have benefits, they also have their challenges. Saliva/Mouthwash Self collection, but limited to individuals capable of producing sufficient saliva Collection solution contains alcohol Yields sheared, short-fragment DNA not optimal for complex downstream applications Up… read more →
Saliva Collection is not a Universal Sample Collection Tool: 20% – 46% of the Population Suffers from Dry Mouth Not everybody can produce enough saliva: Collecting 1-2 mL of Saliva within 30 minutes (as required by most saliva collection kits) can be very challenging for a significant portion of the… read more →
Mawi DNA Technologies is pleased to announce the release of the new iSWAB-Cells Collection System and Cell Stabilization Buffer! Link to the Press Release: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20180924005306/en/Mawi-DNA-Technologies-Launches-iSWAB-Ce…
The European Patent Office (EPO) issued a Decision to Grant Mawi DNA Technologies their patent for the EU with regards to iSWAB-Sample collection technology. The patent issued on August 29,… read more →
If you are attending AACC, Associate Professor Chamindie Punyadeera | Head, Saliva Translational Research Group, Queensland University of Technology, will be presenting on Wednesday, 1st August, at the session held between 2:30… read more →
iSWAB-DNA: Whole-Exome Sequencing Approved! Take a closer look into further details about this news in the article here. Whole Exome Sequencing
A paper using Mawi technology was recently published in the Journal of Molecular Biomarkers and Diagnosis: Detection of Oxidative Stress in Buccal Cells using iSWAB Tubes
Our iSWAB-ID collaborator at Boston University, Dr. Robin Cotton, is a recognized expert in the forensics world who has worked on some very high-profile cases. We are honored to have her…