Discover the third episode of our Endotoxin Talks video series. In this video series, we’ll cover the main challenges of these new solutions : sustainability, routine use and implementation, return on investment..
For this third episode, we had a conversation with Jack Levin, hematologist and inventor of the Limulus Amoebocyte Lysate method for Endotoxin Testing.
The move from LAL to synthetic reagents provides a more sustainable solution for bacterial endotoxin testing in the lab today. What is the opinion of the inventor of LAL on this important shift ? Jack Levin tells us the story of his discovery and how the transition to rFC appears to be as much efficient as LAL.
“We're in a stage where recombinant Factor C is working for people. There are tests that indicate that it detects a wide range of bacteria”
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