Q&A DUBIOTECH 013
Q: What is DuBiotech’s role in preparing laboratories in the region for accreditation inspections? A: DuBiotech hosts the Nucleotide Lab Complex, which
is designed as the first LEED-certified laboratory in the MENA region. The entire nucleotide laboratory complex
is fully prepared and equipped with the following features: Core and shell lab spaces, which can accommodate up to 160 laboratory units The lab units are designed to meet up to Class III of bio-safety standards/guidelines All lab units have a dedicated space for Biological Safety Cabinet with an exhaust system to enable air filtering Air exhaust and ventilation system is provided to prevent cross contamination of air Fitted out with acid resistant drainage and pH neutralization systems for safe chemical discharge/waste Sterilized high quality stainless steel mechanical equipment is used to ensure high standards of hygiene Emergency power system (electrical and air) is installed
in case of main grid power failure Lab facilities such as water systems, drainage systems and vacuum/air systems The Nucleotide Lab Complex also features Heating Ventilation & Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems for the laboratory areas, laboratory exhaust systems, compressed air system, vacuum system, water RO/DI systems and laboratory waste management and drainage system.
Q: How do you see the future of laboratory medicine in the Middle East? A: The GCC healthcare market is projected to grow at an annual rate of 11% to $43.9 billion by 2015 from an estimated $25.6 billion in 2010, according to the latest report released by Alpen Capital. Against such a scenario, laboratory medicine is poised to continue
playing a major role for detailed analysis and diagnosis procedures, particularly in the pharmaceutical sector. DuBiotech plays a prominent role in attracting specialized regional
and international companies and providing them with state-of-the-art infrastructure to facilitate their work in testing, conducting research and manufacturing.
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