Britain announces the largest laboratory to detect doping during the Olympics to London

Been detected in Britain for a new plant is described as a medical laboratory more technologically advanced in the history of the Olympic Games.

This is a major center for plant anti-doping in the Olympic Games to be held in London this year.

Olympic organizers said the new plant, based in Essex and the city an estimated area equivalent to seven tennis courts, the tests will be conducted over a number of tests carried out in any previous Olympic cycle.

This lab will work on the new 24-hour per day during the Olympics to ensure that each rider holds a medal, as well as more than half of the players about, would be subject to the tests.

GlaxoSmithKline has donated, the giant pharmaceutical industry, this plant and the Bttaghizach. The company says that the main part of the value of their contribution to the Olympic Games, amounting to 20 million pounds sterling.
No place for fraudsters

Will participate more than a thousand people, mostly volunteers in all the work, which include sample collection and handling.

A team of more than 150 scientists specializing in the field of anti-doping work key for analyzing the samples.

This team will be led by Dr. David Cowan of the University of King's College London.

He promised Kwan using the techniques of "high-speed, high sensitivity to be able to detect the use of banned substances."

He promised the Minister of Sports and Olympics Hugh Robertson also that there will be no place to hide for fraudsters.

He added: "We can not completely guarantee that this will be the Games free of doping. But we can guarantee that we got the best system possible to reach anyone even think about cheating."
Quick results

Although the plant is located near the town of Harlow in Essex, is the organizers that all negative results will appear within 24 hours, and that positive results will appear within 48 hours, except for the drug erythropoietin, which enhances stamina, which will appear Ntaúha after 72 hours.

It is believed that Kuan athletes who would come down stadiums to challenge the conduct of the tests will be wasting their time.

He said: "When people try to challenge, you will not be successful in it. Because we will be faster and more sensitive and efficient, and we will be right."

This will be the first time you where one of the pharmaceutical industry-sponsored Olympic laboratory to detect doping.

And confirms the company's chief executive Sir Andrew Witty that there is no conflict of interest in this matter.

He said: "Our participation is to support and deliver the equipment, and we have no role in the testing process. And you can be assured of a thousand percent certain that there is no confusion or conflict."

Not only the role of the company to pay Tkalpv new lab, the Company entered into an agreement with the International Agency for Anti-Doping (WADA) to share information with respect to both steroids, including products that are still under development.

Sir Andrew says that he wants other companies to follow suit.

He added: "If we can do this on a larger scale, it will close the circle on the likelihood that people will come particles are not the International Agency for Anti-Doping familiar with them."