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American Society for Microbiology Presentation
Expectations of chemical decontamination measures for medical instrumentation and surfaces in hospitals have been eroded by accumulating evidence that certain commonly used formulations are not rel...
Read more2021 OSAP Conference: Organization for Safety Asepsis Prevention
Briotech Chief Science Officer, Jeff Williams, PhD, BVSc, MRCVS, and Professor Lori Robins, PhD, Dept. of Physical Sciences at UW, present breakthrough findings on Hypochlorous Acid and Oral Health...
Read moreBriotech, UW Bothell, & PennState Present HPV & Oropharyngeal Cancer Research
Results: HOCl treatment contact times generally and quickly produced >99.99% reduction in infectivity of HPV16 and HPV18, comparable to the efficacy of 0.87% sodium hypochlorite. Exposure of cel...
Read morePennState Presents the Effectiveness of BrioHOCl™ Against HPV — Geneva, Switzerland
Dr. Craig Meyers, PennState Cancer Institute, presents an HPV abstract on the results of efficacy testing of BrioHOCl™ against high-risk HPV16 and HPV18 at the 5th Annual ICPIC.
Read moreUW Bothell Presents Briotech at American Chemistry Society Conference
University of Washington, Bothell, presents Briotech's breakthrough in hypochlorous acid stability to the world’s largest scientific body in Washington, DC at the 254th American Chemistry Society C...
Read moreStudents Aid in Breakthrough Against Dementia
The efficacy of the Briotech product is particularly interesting in light of research that suggests neurological diseases, including Alzheimer’s, could be spread by prions on medical devices such a...
Read moreBriotech Breakthrough with Prestigious NIH/RML Laboratories
The scientists determined that BrioHOCl™ eliminated all detectable prion-seeding activity for CJD, bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE, or mad cow disease), chronic wasting disease (a disease pri...
Read moreBriotech Tackles Deadly Prions
Briotech's unique formulation of pure hypochlorous acid (HOCl) inactivates infectious proteins, known as prions, that cause chronic brain diseases in humans and animals.
Read moreBriotech Published in PLOS Pathogen
Inactivation of Prions and Amyloid Seeds with Hypochlorous Acid: We have tested the anti-prion activity of (BrioHOCl™) that poses no apparent hazard to either users or many surfaces. BrioHOCl can b...
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