TOTAL ELECTRONIC CONTROL      CYTOMETRY EQUIPMENT TO HELP REDUCE MALARIA TRANSMISSIONS

TARGETING MALARIA

We have over 25 years' experience working at several major UK pharmaceutical research companies, including GSK, Beecham, JR hospital Oxford, Addenbrookes Cambridge, PHE Porton Down and research sites at Cambridge and Oxford Universities. The Total Electronic Company have developed and manufactured a Flow Cytometer for Imperial College London, Aimed at multicellular organisms, and for targeting malaria by the separation of genetically modified mosquitos. By reducing the population of malaria-transmitting mosquitos we can help to reduce the transmission of malaria.

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This instrument has been developed to separate male and female mosquitoes. The collected male larvae are harvested, reared and released into the atmosphere where they compete with the local population to result in fewer females or life limited next generation mosquitoes. This will help to reduce malaria deaths. Contact our team today.