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21/05/2026

🎬 Step into Our World at WESAVC 2026
We’re excited to be at WESAVC 2026 in Tianjin — and we’d like to bring you inside our booth with this short video walkthrough.
🔬 See how precision is reshaping animal health diagnostics
📍 Find us at Booth D305, Hall N3
📅 Until May 22

20/05/2026

We’re live at WESAVC 2026! 🎉

The GlinX team is on the ground in Tianjin, connecting with veterinary professionals, researchers, and industry leaders at one of Asia’s most important animal health events.

🔬 Visit us today at Booth D305, Hall N3 to:

✔️ See live demos of our latest diagnostic solutions

✔️ Discuss how precision medicine can transform your practice or lab

✔️ Pick up exclusive insights and event-only resources

✔️ Meet our team of animal health specialists

📸 Here’s a first look at our booth — come say hello, grab a coffee, and explore the future of animal health diagnostics with us!

⏳ Only here until May 22th don’t miss your chance to connect.

👉 Visit http://www.glinxbio.com to download our event portfolio or schedule a meeting.

See you soon in Tianjin! 🤝

16/05/2026

🚨 Mark Your Calendars! 🚨

We’re heading to Brisbane for the 2026 AVA Conference — and we can’t wait to meet YOU there!

📅 When: 18–21 May 2026

📍 Where: Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC), Australia

🎯 Booth #110

🌟 Why Visit GlinX?

Discover how precision medicine is shaping the future of animal health diagnostics — and how we’re helping vets and labs deliver faster, smarter, more accurate results.

👉Visit http://www.glinxbio.com to learn more and save your spot!

Let’s connect, collaborate, and shape the future — together.

See you in Brisbane! 🐾

15/05/2026

🚨 Save the Date! 🚨

GlinX is headed to Tianjin, China for WESAVC 2026 — and we want YOU there!

📅 When: 20–22 May 2026

📍 Where: Phase I Exhibition Hall, Tianjin Meijiang CEC, Tianjin, China

🎯 Booth , Hall N3

🌟 Why Visit GlinX?

Discover how precision medicine is transforming animal health diagnostics — and how we’re helping vets, labs, and farms deliver faster, smarter, more accurate results.

👉 Visit http://www.glinxbio.com to learn more, pre-schedule a chat, or grab your free guide!

Let’s connect, collaborate, and shape the future of animal health — together.

See you in Tianjin! 🐾

11/05/2026

🚨 Meet GlinX at WESAVC 2026 — Where Animal Health Meets Precision Medicine! 🐾

We are excited to announce that GlinX will be exhibiting at WESAVC 2026 in Tianjin, China, and we look forward to connecting with you!

📅 Date: May 20–22, 2026

📍 Location: Phase I Exhibition Hall, Tianjin Meijiang CEC, Tianjin, China

🎯 Booth: D305, Hall N3

At GlinX, we are on a mission to shape the future of diagnostics for animal health. Visit us to explore how precision medicine is transforming veterinary care and discover how you can be part of this revolution.

🔍 What to Expect:

✅ Cutting-edge diagnostic innovations

✅ Insights into precision medicine for animals

✅ Exclusive updates from our team

Visit the website to get more detail
👉 http://www.glinxbio.com

Let’s innovate together — because healthier animals start with smarter diagnostics.

We look forward to seeing you in Tianjin! 🌉🎡

08/05/2026

Advancing Veterinary Dentistry with In-Clinic Precision: GLINX Collaborative Research at EVDF 2026 🦷🔬
We are thrilled to share our collaborative study presented at the European Veterinary Dental Forum (EVDF) 2026 in Porto, Portugal.

Poster Title:
The Importance of On-Site PCR Diagnostics in Managing Feline Oral Inflammatory Diseases🐱

Collaborators:
Ewa Chronowska, DVM, Resident EVDC, and Jerzy Gawor, DVM, PhD, DAVDC, DEVDC

Diagnostic Technology Partner:
Shanghai GlinX Biotechnology Co., Ltd. (GlinX)

Panel: InCycleFelineRespiratory5-in-1Panel
Feline Herpesirus type 1(FHV-I), Feline Calicivirus (FCV),Mycoplasma felis(M.felis), Chlamydophila felis(C.felis), and Bordetella bronchiseptica (B.b))

Key Research Insight:
Our study revealed that 80% of cats with oral inflammatory conditions tested positive for at least one respiratory pathogen, showcasing the role of infectious agents in feline oral diseases like stomatitis and refractory periodontitis. 🦠

Technology Advantage:
The InCycle PCR System provided same-day diagnostics, enabling real-time identification of pathogens and correlation with disease severity. ⏱️

Why It Matters:
In-clinic PCR speeds up diagnosis, enhances treatment precision, and reduces patient discomfort. We thank Dr. Chronowska and Dr. Gawor for their collaboration. At GlinX, we’re focused on making advanced diagnostics accessible and routine in veterinary practice for better patient outcomes. 🌍

06/05/2026

GlinX Pet Health Alert |🐱Toxoplasmosis Truth: Should You Really Worry About Your Cat?

Have you heard these before? 👇
❌ “If a cat tests positive for toxoplasma antibodies, it will infect humans.”
❌ “Once infected, you’re immune for life—no need to worry anymore.”

👉 The truth? Not exactly.
Let’s break it down with science 👇
🧪 Infection is common—but not as scary as it sounds
🌍 About 30–50% of people worldwide have antibodies
🐱 Cats (U.S.): 16–40%

👉 Key point:
Being infected ≠ actively spreading the parasite

🐱 When are cats actually contagious?
✔️ Usually only 1–2 weeks after their first infection
✔️ Most of the time: they are NOT shedding oocysts

📊 Example: A study in Switzerland found extremely low PCR positivity in cat f***s (~1/252)

👉 Bottom line:
Your cat is very unlikely to be contagious most of the time

🧬 Antibodies don’t tell the whole story
✔️ IgG positive → past infection (typically not shedding)
⚠️ IgM positive → recent or active infection (possible risk)
⚠️ PCR positive → current infection (may need precautions)

👉 Important:
Antibody tests alone cannot tell if a cat is currently infectious

🚨 Who should be more cautious?
❤️ Pregnant women
👶 Infants
🛡️ Immunocompromised individuals

Because infection may lead to:
⚠️ Miscarriage or preterm birth
⚠️ Fetal developmental issues
⚠️ Eye or neurological problems

🧼 What should you do?
🐱 Testing options:
✔️ F***l PCR → check if the cat is shedding
✔️ Blood PCR → detect active infection
✔️ IgG / IgM → help determine infection stage

🏡 Prevention tips:
✔️ Isolate cats during acute infection (~1 month)
✔️ Avoid handling litter if pregnant/immunocompromised
✔️ Don’t feed raw meat or organs
✔️ Practice good hygiene

🐶 What about dogs?
✔️ Dogs can get infected
❗ But they don’t shed oocysts, so the risk to humans is much lower

💬 Final takeaway:
👉 Toxoplasmosis itself isn’t the real problem
👉 Misinformation and neglect are

With proper knowledge + simple precautions = You and your pet can live safely together❤️
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05/05/2026

⏱️ Coagulation Results in Under 6 Minutes! ⏱️

Say goodbye to long waits for coagulation profiles! The InCoag Automatic Coagulation Analyzer delivers high-accuracy PT, aPTT, FIB, and TT results in just less than 6 minutes from a single sample!

✅ Game-Changer for Clinics:

- Unmatched Speed: Get critical insights at key moments for cases involving DIC, toxicity, or liver disorders.

- Lab-Grade Accuracy: Over 90% correlation with established methods.

- Extremely Simple: Room temperature reagent storage and minimal handling required. It works effectively even with abnormal samples (hemolytic, lipemic, icteric).

Optimize your workflow, improve patient care, and make fast, confident decisions with InCoag! 💉

🔗 Discover InCoag: http://www.glinx-bio.com

📞 Call us at: 400-1566-896

01/05/2026

Celebrating the Builders of Our World 🛠️🏥🎨

To the guardians of our world:

Thank you for standing at the unique crossroad of science and soul, where expertise meets empathy.

You wield the tools of a scientist with the hands of a healer. You speak the silent words of comfort that animals understand, and deliver the complex care that saves lives. Every day, you prove that true strength lies in gentleness, and profound care is built on knowledge.

Today, and every day, we honor your dedication. For protecting our families, our food sources, and the delicate balance of our shared planet.

To every veterinarian, vet nurse, technician, and support staff – your work is nothing short of miraculous. Thank you. 🐾

At GlinX, we are inspired by your commitment to care and precision. If your clinic or practice is looking for intelligent solutions to support the incredible work you do, we’d be honored to connect.

👉 Get in touch with GlinX: Scan the QR code below or visit our website：www.glinxbio.com to explore how we can partner in your mission of healing.

30/04/2026

GlinX Pet Health Alert | 🐱 Feline Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) | Must-Read for Vets & Cat Owners

A “silent but inevitable” genetic disease
Do you own a Persian, British Shorthair, or Exotic Shorthair?
Or planning to bring one home? This is something you should know.

🧬 What is PKD?
Feline Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) is an autosomal dominant genetic disorder.

👉 In simple terms:
If a cat carries the mutation → it WILL develop the disease (100% penetrance)
What happens:
Fluid-filled cysts gradually form in the kidneys → replace normal tissue →
eventually lead to chronic kidney failure (irreversible)

🐈 Which cats are at higher risk?
🔴 High-risk breeds
Persian | Exotic Shorthair | British Shorthair
🟡 Moderate risk
Ragdoll, Burmese, Devon Rex, Cornish Rex, Bombay, etc.
🟢 Lower risk
Maine C**n, Norwegian Forest Cat, Bengal, etc.

📊 Key stats:
Persian mutation rate: 38–49%
Non-Persian breeds: 9–14%
~6% of cats worldwide are affected
⏰ Symptoms typically appear between 3–10 years (average ~7 years)

⚠️ Clinical signs (easy to miss!)
Early stage: no obvious symptoms
Later stage (similar to chronic kidney disease):
Decreased appetite / weight loss
Increased thirst & urination
Lethargy
Vomiting / diarrhea
Anemia / blood in urine

❗ Important:
These signs are not specific to PKD

🔍 How is PKD diagnosed?
✅ Gold standard: Genetic testing + Abdominal ultrasound
🧬 Genetic testing
✔ Can be done at any age (even kittens)
✔ Ideal for early screening & breeding decisions
✖ Cannot assess disease severity
🖥 Ultrasound
✔ Visualizes kidney cysts
✔ Useful for staging & monitoring
✖ May miss very early/small cysts

👉 Best approach:
Use genetic testing for screening, ultrasound for monitoring progression

🧬 Genetics (critical for breeders)
Main gene involved: PKD1
Affected cats are typically heterozygous (homozygous is lethal)

📌 Inheritance pattern:
Affected × Normal → ~50% affected offspring
Affected × Affected →
❗25% lethal + 50% affected + 25% normal
🚫 PKD-positive cats should NEVER be bred

💊 Is there a cure?
❌ No cure (irreversible)
But progression can be managed and slowed:
💧 Fluid therapy (including subcutaneous fluids)
🍽 Renal prescription diets
⚖ Electrolyte & acid-base balance
📉 Control proteinuria & hypertension
🩸 Manage anemia
🤢 Symptomatic care (anti-nausea, appetite stimulants)

📊 Monitor regularly:
CREA | SDMA | Blood pressure | Urine protein (UP/C)

❤️ Key takeaways
👩‍⚕️ For veterinarians:
Include PKD in differential diagnosis for CKD cases
Recommend screening for high-risk breeds
🐾 For cat owners:
1️⃣ High-risk breeds → Get genetic testing early
2️⃣ Diagnosed cats → Annual ultrasound + kidney monitoring
3️⃣ Unknown background → Test once for peace of mind
4️⃣ Abnormal kidney values → Rule out PKD

📢 Final thought
PKD is a disease that is detectable early—but not reversible.
👉 Early screening = better outcomes
👉 Responsible breeding = prevention
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