Liquid Handling Control Software Available in 21 CFR Part 11 Compliant Version

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June 1, 2011, WINOOSKI VT, USA — BioTek offers increased electronic record keeping and security with the release of Liquid Handling Control™ (LHC™) Secure Software for use with their EL406™ Microplate Washer Dispenser, ELx405™ Washer and MultiFlo™ Dispenser. LHC Secure is fully 21 CFR Part 11 compliant for the GxP laboratory or any laboratory requiring safe record keeping.

LHC Secure offers flexible multi-user permission levels and electronic protocol and system audit trail signing. It also offers the same features as standard LHC software, including assay-specific programming and StepWise™ protocol creation for simple to complex liquid handling routines. Automatic protocol validation, dual mode control and custom maintenance reminders are also available with both LHC Secure and LHC versions.

BioTek Instruments, Inc., headquartered in Winooski, VT, USA, is a worldwide leader in the design, manufacture, and sale of microplate instrumentation and software. BioTek instrumentation is used to aid in the advancement of life science research, facilitate the drug discovery process and to enable cost-effective quantification of disease relevant molecules in the clinic.

For further information, contact:
Chere Griffin, Account Executive
Shaw & Todd Advertising and Marketing Communications
908-668-1106 x15
[email protected].

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