We diagnose pathogenic factors (viruses, bacteria, parasites, and fungi) that affect the life and health of laboratory animals to prevent disease and maintain the accuracy and reproducibility of experimental results

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Regular and continuous monitoring of microorganisms is one of the most essential factors in maintaining laboratory animal breeding facilities and is critical to the results of experiments. We prevent the spread of infection by diagnosing pathogens that have occurred in the experimental animal population as quickly as possible.
In particular, for the safe management of SPF (Specific Pathogen Free) animal breeding facilities, microorganisms are monitored periodically for infection diagnosis and maintenance of clean animals.