Genotoxicity Analysis

In order to determine whether a product—whether it be a pharmaceutical, medical device, chemical, pesticide, food additive, or cosmetic ingredient—can cause genetic damage, genotoxicity testing is a regulatory necessity. The main causes of cancer and heritable genetic illnesses include gene mutations, chromosomal breakage, or changes in chromosome numbers that might result from this damage.

- Mammalian Cell Gene Mutation Tests
- Pluripotency Marker Testing
- Carcinogenesis Bioassay
- Bacterial Reverse Mutation Assay ( In-vitro )
- Mammalian Cell Micronucleus Assay

Carcinogenicity is a major consideration in the assessment of risks due to environmental chemicals. The carcinogen bioassay therefore is a very important component of the battery of toxicological tests used in hazard evaluation.

- Analytical Toxicology
- In-vitro Testing
- Molecular and Genetic Markers

These services typically use affinity chromatography techniques, such as Protein A, G, or L columns, to selectively bind antibodies based on their Fc or light chain regions. For higher specificity, antigen-specific affinity purification can be used.

We Serve For

- Research & Development
- Health diagnostics screening
- Therapeutic Development