


Primary profiling: we run AST on clinically relevant Gram-positive and Gram-negative organisms and yeasts, for characterizing the activity spectrum of the antimicrobial agent or further differentiate among other agents based on MIC.
Secondary profiling: studies are then performed to evaluate the activity of the agent against selected target organisms at appropriate volumes for determining the MIC50/MIC90.
We lyophilize organisms and hold a collections of thousands of isolates including Gram-positive, Gram-negative and yeasts. We also produce lyophilized pellets derived from ATCC® and NCTC®.

Evaluation of testing parameters on in-vitro activity (e.g. pH, inoculum size, cation concentration, etc.).
Development of preliminary Tier 1 Quality Control Ranges at a single test laboratory in accordance with CLSI M23.
Multi-laboratory study to establish QC ranges of new agents in accordance with CLSI M23 and including presentation to the QC working group.
We produce AST devices of 4 methods (MTS™, ComASP®, disks and ready-to-use agar dilution panels), registered as IVD and available for clinical diagnostics usage in many countries.
Before the drug enters Phase 3, diagnostic devices to determine microorganism susceptibility are needed for the clinical trials. Liofilchem provides a range of services such as development and real-time stability studies of AST devices for new antimicrobial agents for the pharmaceutical industry.
Antimicrobial susceptibility testing devices are critical to determine the bacterial or yeasts susceptibility in both clinical and veterinary practice, and their commercial availability is essential at the launch of the drug to assure full market penetration.
We produce AST devices of 4 methods (MTS™, ComASP®, disks and ready-to-use agar dilution panels) and assist our international distributors to register them as IVD at their local health authorities so that the devices become available for clinical diagnostics usage.


