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Mylab, firm that makes kits to detect Covid, starts pathology test facility

"We are now getting to 'wet' pathology tests like blood tests etc and we have set up a centre which will have minimal human intervention and maximum automation

Mylab Discovery solutions
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In February, Mylab said it is working on two or three technology platforms for Covid19 vaccines

Sohini Das Mumbai
Mylab Discovery Solutions, a biotech company backed by Serum Institute of India (SII), on Thursday started a pathology tests centre in Pune as it considers providing diagnostic services

The long-term plans include providing imaging solutions like X-ray, said Hasmukh Rawal, managing director of the Pune-based company, which is credited with developing India’s first indigenous Sars-CoV-2 RT-PCR and the first rapid-antigen home test kit.

 “We are now getting to ‘wet’ pathology tests like blood tests etc and we have set up a centre which will have minimal human intervention and maximum automation. The idea is to have the entire gamut of

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