Amplification of aspects of the molecular mechanism of dioxin action has allowed the Denison research group to improve the sensitivity of detection of the CALUX cell bioassay system for detection and relative quantitation of dioxin and related chemicals by 10- to 100-fold.

CALUX Generation 3 - Enhanced Sensitivity for Low Volume/Low Concentration Samples

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CALUX Generation 3 - Enhanced Sensitivity for Low Volume/Low Concentration Samples

CALUX Generation 3 - Enhanced Sensitivity for Low Volume/Low Concentration Samples