Hypercell Technologies published a peer-reviewed article evaluating its rapid, point-of-use technology for detecting and quantifying Salmonella in chicken carcass rinse samples.
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We are proud to share a newly published peer-reviewed article evaluating Hypercell’s rapid, point-of-use technology for detecting and quantifying Salmonella in chicken c…
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Hypercell Technologies
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- Ithaca, US
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About Hypercell Technologies
At Hypercell, we identify and manage biological contamination of the food chain. Our patented, on-premise molecular diagnostics deliver lab-level results in under an hour. Led by world-class scientists and seasoned food safety veterans, our team combines deep technical expertise with real-world industry experience. We've spent time in processing plants to better understand how inefficiencies in testing lead to low productivity and profit loss. What we saw and heard shaped every design decision, leading us to optimize for speed, accuracy, cost, portability, size, and ease of use. Built for real-world operations, our small, portable pathogen detection kits deliver lab-grade answers without added infrastructure, specialized expertise, or reliance on third parties. Simple by design, powerful in practice, so teams can test, decide, and act using the people and resources they already have.
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Hypercell Technologies has developed test kits for various bacteria, animal diseases, and parasites.
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Hypercell Technologies continues expanding its kits, targets, matrices, and customer-specific applications.
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Hypercell Technologies has developed rapid DNA and RNA diagnostic technology designed to deliver actionable, quantitative results in approximately one hour.
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