Common Feature of Diet-Induced Inflammation
All food-induced inflammatory reactions involve mediator release, which is the single most important event leading to all the negative effects food sensitivity patients suffer. Mediator release corresponds to volumetric changes in neutrophils, monocytes, eosinophils, and lymphocytes.
MRTIII provides unmatched reliability and precision because it is the only instrument in the industry that combines advanced flow cytometry technology with the patented impedance-based “Ribbon Method.”
MRTIII, along with Oxford’s patented “Ribbon” method, is the only instrument capable of measuring the subtle volumetric effects of antigen challenge on individual white cell populations simultaneously (lymphocytes, eosinophils, monocytes, neutrophils). And because MRTIII is able to identify more relevant inflammatory reactions than any other test or method, therapeutic outcomes are maximized with its use.
Additional applications for MRTIII in the fields of pharmaceutical research, cytokine quantification, and quality control applications in particle counting and sizing where extreme precision is required, are projected for the near future.
