LiverAce™: Detect Liver Injury Earlier and with Greater Confidence
Go beyond the limitations of ALT/AST. Our LiverAce™ Research-Use-Only kits provide highly specific, mechanistically informative data for drug-induced liver injury (DILI) assessment, empowering researchers in pharma, biotech, and CROs to make better decisions, faster.
A Solution for Every Research Need
Whether you need rapid, specific screening or a deep, mechanistic profile, the LiverAce™ family has you covered.
Early Detection
Identify hepatocellular injury hours before traditional ALT tests show a signal.
Superior Specificity
Liver-specific miR-122 eliminates false positives from muscle or other tissue damage.
Mechanistic Insight
Differentiate between apoptosis and necrosis via Keratin 18.
Immunoassay-like Protocol
Go from sample to result in under 5 hours with a PCR-free protocol.
Data-Driven Insights
Visually understand the superior performance and biological rationale behind our LiverAce™ biomarkers.
Biomarker Rise After Insult
Adapted from: Chowdhary V et al.. Am J Pathol. 2017 Dec;187(12):2758-2774.
The Destina Advantage: Our Technology
Our proprietary Dynamic Chemical Labelling (DCL) technology enables direct, quantitative, and PCR-free detection.
Direct Detection. No Amplification. No Contamination.
DCL chemistry bypasses enzymatic reactions, reverse transcription, and amplification, eliminating bias and reducing time.
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PCR-Free: Avoids amplification errors.
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Rapid Turnaround: Results in < 5 hours.
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Multiplex Capable: Detect RNA (miR-122) and protein (K18) together.
Simple, Streamlined, Superior
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User Guides (Protocols)
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Key Publications (Biomarkers)
Clinical evidence supporting miR-122 and Keratin-18 as superior biomarkers.
Key Publications (LiverAce™ on Luminex)
Foundational papers on the Dynamic Chemical Labelling (DCL) technology.
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