The highly anticipated No. The 16th International Exhibition on Laboratory Medicine and Blood Transfusion Instruments and Reagents (CACLP) at March 22–24, 2019 It was solemnly held at the Nanchang Greenland International Expo Center and concluded successfully.

This three-day expo brought together more than 800 exhibitors, and the opening day saw a steady stream of visitors. At the event, Deer Biotech showcased automated diagnostic instruments and accompanying reagents for infectious disease diagnostics, including bacterial morphology analysis, bacterial culture, identification, and in vitro antimicrobial susceptibility testing. Experts, scholars, and industry professionals from across the country attended Deer Biotech’s booth. A4-S92 Booth visits, consultations, and networking.

Dier Bio’s best-selling products include: a fully automated blood culture system paired with high‑efficiency blood culture bottles, ensuring rapid reporting of positive results; China’s first fully automated bacterial identification and antimicrobial susceptibility testing system, integrating automatic incubation, automated detection, and automatic interpretation; and an innovative product that leverages high‑sensitivity, high‑accuracy, and high‑resolution matrix‑assisted laser desorption/ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry (MALDI‑TOF MS) technology, offering speed, precision, and high throughput—a fully automated microbial identification system (Smart MS) capable of identifying 90 microbial isolates within 25 minutes. At the CACLP exhibition, it received widespread acclaim from attendees. Widespread attention and recognition.

Dier Bio is in On the CACLP platform, information is shared extensively and market resources are expanded, in order to… With a mission to provide high-quality, innovative, end-to-end microbial diagnostic solutions, we offer expert services that help healthcare institutions enhance their capacity for diagnosing bacterial infections, thereby contributing to the containment of antimicrobial-resistant pathogens and the promotion of appropriate antibiotic use.