Since its foundation in 2001, GenoScreen has been developing DNA analysis services that meet the needs of life science research groups.
The company’s growth is based on constant R&D investment and strong specialization in molecular microbiology.


This growth summarizes three phases:

  • service provision in genomics and bioinformatics, which enabled us to develop relationships with many life science research groups.
  • the development of R&D activities, in collaboration with leading research groups.
  • the introduction of an innovation strategy, and specialization in international niche markets in molecular microbiology.

This development pathway has enabled GenoScreen to commercialize three types of products/services:

  • scientific analyses and monitoring services in genomics and bioinformatics.
  • consultancy, expert analysis and training in our fields of expertise.
  • innovative kits for the detection and analysis of isolated microorganisms or microbial communities.

 

Corporate history

  • 2001 Foundation
  • 2004 GenoScreen launches its in-house R&D activities
  • 2005 Our export sales account for over 20% of turnover
  • 2006 Our first scientific publication
  • 2006 Filing of the first patent
  • 2007 GenoScreen files a patent application on OTC biomarkers / MIRU M. tuberculosis typing kit launched
  • 2009 Launch of the M. tuberculosis typing kit / Export sales account for over 30% of turnover export
  • 2010 Launch of the GenoSat ® microsatellite library service / Initiation of the MEDIALZ project (Alzheimer’s disease)
  • 2011 Start of the Patho-Ngen-Trace project (FP7)
  • 2012 Implementation of the EQUIPEX technology platform (French government program) / Optimization of the metagenomics services
  • 2013 Initiation of industrial R&D collaborations
  • 2013 The MIRU-VNTR kit becomes a benchmark for tuberculosis surveillance
  • 2014 Launch of the hypervariable MIRU-VNTR kit, used for close surveillance of the Beijing strain – an important target in the molecular surveillance of tuberculosis in Asia
  • 2014 Launch of Metabiote®, a standardized method for microbiota analysis
  • 2019 Launch of the Deeplex® Myc-TB kits, to counter antibiotic resistance in tuberculosis
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