Tuberculosis :
Predict in 48 hours the resistance
to the 15 major antibiotics
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How do genomics and genotyping contribute to species preservation?
Biodiversity, species preservation, ecosystem protection...All are hot topics to which GenoScreen's genotyping solutions provide answers.
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Deeplex® Myc-TB: Pursue the global deployment of the innovative solution for predicting antibiotic resistance in tuberculosis
GenoScreen and ScienceVision announce an agreement to commercialize the Deeplex® Myc-TB test in Malaysia, Myanmar and Brunei.
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Deeplex Myc-TB, a breakthrough innovation to effectively fight tuberculosis
Tuberculosis has been a major scourge since antiquity. The fight against this disease requires ever more efficient technologies. GenoScreen, a French biotech company, has recently developed a new weapon for predicting antibiotic resistance in the germs responsible for this disease. This new test, which comes in the form of a kit, quickly and efficiently detects the genetic mutations in the DNA of pathogenic germs and guides doctors in their medical prescriptions. This test is already being implemented in some thirty countries.
Focus
Microbial communities
Consisting in bacteria, archaea, protists, fungi and/or viruses previously unknown, microbial or microbial communities are now recognized as key actors in the proper functioning of our organism and our environment. Since 2008, GenoScreen has a particular focus on the study of these microbial communities and its R&D team has developed, optimized and standardized various methodologies mandatory for their study (Metabiote®, WHORMSS® etc), starting with the extraction of gDNA adapted to different samples of human/animal microbiotes (faeces, skin samples, oral, sputum, intestinal biopsies etc.) or environmental microbiotes (agricultural/polluted soils, rhizospheres, filtered air etc.) to the final metadata analysis.