Clinical Trials

Genelex has years of experience working with pharmaceutical companies and contract research organizations to provide genotyping services for clinical trials or research studies. The advantages of working with Genelex include:

  • CLIA-licensed
  • Dedicated customer support
  • Rapid 2-day turnaround available
  • Ability to test non-invasive buccal samples or blood
  • Forensic-level protocols for sample accessioning

Genelex currently offers the following pharmacogenetic tests for research or clinical trials:

Here is what a visiting Quality Assurance Director had to say: "Everyone was very helpful, knowledgeable, and open with all of my requests.  The facility is neat and orderly and designed to prevent cross-contamination of samples (e.g., segregation during various sample preparation steps for PCR amplification).  The validation of the new technology was well planned and executed.  All of the requirements that I like to see were performed:

  • On site training of all personnel by the Tag-It Kit manufacturer
  • Parallel testing with an independent laboratory
  • Testing of samples that challenge the system (Corriel Samples)
  • Testing of normals (in-house blood draws)
  • Duplicate testing of samples for correlation
  • Development of positive controls for future testing (select Corriel Samples)
  • Establishment of Proficiency Testing

All study and validation data correlated nicely and demonstrated an accurate, robust assay with a well-defined method of data interpretation."

For more information or to request a quote, please contact Genelex at clinicaltrials@genelex.com or 800-TEST-DNA (800-837-8362).

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  1. 1

    Sign up online, ask your YouScript® consultant, or call 800-TEST-DNA (800-837-8362).

  2. 2

    Receive your free YouScript® test kits and supplies. Alternatively, we can ship the kit directly to a patient if you complete and fax a prescription to 206-219-4000.

  3. 3

    Collect a buccal swab or blood sample from your patient and ship it in a prepaid mailer.

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