Gentronix Ltd.



Gentronix was founded in 1999 as a spin-out from The University of Manchester to commercialise patented new technology for the early identification of genotoxic carcinogens. This technology is now available in a kit format, known as GreenScreen HC, for the early genotoxicity screening of new drug compounds. Developed in a simple microplate format requiring less than 1mg of compound, the assay is easily automated using standard laboratory equipment. Published results and trial data demonstrate a unique combination of exceptionally high sensitivity and specificity, making GreenScreen HC the.... Read more

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BlueScreen HC uses a single cell strain, which permits 8 compounds to be tested acros...

BlueScreen HC is based on the fast, accurate GreenScreen HC genotoxicity assay from ...

In 2008 Gentronix launches a new S9 protocol to extend the application of the GreenS...

Gentronix has launched a new, accurate and fast in vitro mammalian cell genotoxici...

Gentronix was founded in 1999 as a spin-out from The University of Manchester to commercialise patented new technology for the early identification of genotoxic carcinogens. This technology is now available in a kit format, known as GreenScreen HC, for the early genotoxicity screening of new drug compounds.

Developed in a simple microplate format requiring less than 1mg of compound, the assay is easily automated using standard laboratory equipment. Published results and trial data demonstrate a unique combination of exceptionally high sensitivity and specificity, making GreenScreen HC the first in vitro mammalian cell assay truly suitable for early candidate screening.