IMCS
Integrated Micro-Chromatography Systems, Inc (IMCS) is a biotechnology company focused on delivering tools and services to...
Integrated Micro-chromatography Systems (IMCS) Co-Founder and CSO Dr. Andrew Lee is the star of a new video showing on The Scientists’ Channel, a trailblazing video platform designed to enable leading scientists to share their work and innovations online, in a trusted and moderated way. In the interview, Dr. Lee, who oversees research and development at …
Earlier this month we introduced IMCSzyme® RT, designed to hydrolyze glucuronidated drugs of abuse in 15 minutes or less at room temperature incubation. This addition to the IMCSzyme® family has been optimized to provide results that are: Fast - Hydrolyzes in the time it takes to pipette samples into a 96 well-plate Clean - Pure …
Over 21,000,000 Americans have a problematic addiction to drugs, from alcohol to black-market opiates and everything in between. The World Health Organization estimates that globally, over 5% of the world’s disease burden can be attributed directly to drug and/or alcohol abuse. Researchers have been studying the science behind drug addiction for the better part of a century. At any …
Thanks to new advancements in technology, biotech applications are improving the human body in more ways than one. From proteomics and stem cells to gene variations and synthetic biology, biotechnology is refining the quality of our lives with out us even knowing. Check out the infographic below for an in-depth look at a few ways …
Anti-doping technology has never been more advanced. As performance athletics around the world grow in stature and profitability, athletes (and more notably, their trainers) are continuing to look for new ways to circumvent traditional drug testing methods. The stakes have never been higher. The most recent advancements in athlete drug testing are almost incomprehensible. Here …
Drugs of abuse testing is, in some ways, an imperfect science. With new innovations developing within the industry almost annually, best-practices for drug testing have become muddled, varying sharply from lab to lab. One of the most common effects of an inefficient drug testing process, lengthy incubation times can have a significant negative impact on results, reliability, …
