Aivok

Aivok (Russian: Айвок) is a Russian company based in Moscow that develops and manufactures analytical, scientific, and medical equipment, as well as specialized software for genetic, immunological, and PCR analysis. According to its official website, the company's areas of application include genetics, in vitro diagnostics, medicine, immunology, PCR analysis, biosafety, veterinary science, forensics, research, and pharmaceuticals. Aivok offers a range of laboratory instruments and software, including the SPINNIX microcentrifuge-vortex, the TERMIX personal PCR thermocycler, the QuattroPlex Chip and QuattroPlex Lab biomarker analyzers based on immunofluorescence on fluorescent microspheres, the QUBIX fluorometer for DNA, RNA, and protein concentration measurement, the GeneMack® Strela automated nucleic acid extraction station, and the LAMPIX mini and LAMPIX8 personal real-time isothermal PCR amplifiers. The company also develops specialized software delivered as hardware-software complexes, standalone licenses, or automated workstations with pre-installed software distributions. In addition, Aivok produces consumables for immunofluorescence analysis under the BIOLUMIX brand. The company is headquartered in Moscow, Russia, and operates in the Russian market and potentially internationally. It is a private company and does not appear to be publicly listed. Aivok's focus on molecular diagnostics and laboratory automation positions it within the life sciences tools and diagnostics sector.

Aivok is a Russian company headquartered in Moscow that specializes in the development and production of analytical, scientific, and medical equipment, along with specialized software for genetic, immunological, and PCR analysis. While the exact founding year is not provided in the available evidence, the company has established itself as a manufacturer of laboratory instruments and software for molecular diagnostics. Its product portfolio includes devices such as the SPINNIX microcentrifuge-vortex, the TERMIX personal PCR thermocycler, the QuattroPlex Chip and QuattroPlex Lab biomarker analyzers, the QUBIX fluorometer, the GeneMack® Strela automated nucleic acid extraction station, and the LAMPIX mini and LAMPIX8 isothermal PCR amplifiers. The company also develops software for these instruments, offered as hardware-software complexes, standalone licenses, or automated workstations. Additionally, Aivok produces consumables for immunofluorescence analysis under the BIOLUMIX brand. The company's solutions are applied in genetics, in vitro diagnostics, medicine, immunology, PCR analysis, biosafety, veterinary science, forensics, research, and pharmaceuticals. Aivok operates primarily in Russia and may serve international markets. It is a private entity and does not appear to be publicly traded. Further historical details, such as founding date and key milestones, are not available in the provided sources.

Developer and manufacturer of analytical, scientific, and medical equipment and software for molecular diagnostics and life sciences.

• SPINNIX microcentrifuge-vortex

  Microcentrifuge-vortex for laboratory use.

• TERMIX personal PCR thermocycler

  Personal PCR thermocycler.

• QuattroPlex Chip

  Biomarker analyzer based on immunofluorescence analysis on fluorescent microspheres.

• QuattroPlex Lab

  Biomarker analyzer based on immunofluorescence analysis on fluorescent microspheres.

• QUBIX fluorometer

  Fluorometer for measuring DNA, RNA, and protein concentrations.

• GeneMack® Strela

  Automated station for nucleic acid extraction.

• LAMPIX mini

  Personal real-time amplifier for isothermal PCR.

• LAMPIX8

  Personal real-time amplifier for isothermal PCR.

• BIOLUMIX consumables

  Consumables for immunofluorescence analysis.

• QUBIX Software

  Program for calculating DNA, RNA, and protein concentrations.

• QuattroPlex Lab Software

  Software for managing multiplex biomarker analysis system.

• GeneMack Strela Software

  Program for automated nucleic acid extraction station.

• LAMPIX8 Software

  Software for LAMPIX8.

1. 1Aivok official websiteaivok.com
2. 2Aivok (Russia) - Wikidatawikidata.org