KromaTiD specializes in cutting-edge assay technologies and services that assess changes in genomic structures and evaluate the efficacy of gene-editing techniques. Their groundbreaking single-stranded dGH in-Site™ probes offer critical insights into the outcomes of gene-editing methods. Utilizing proprietary assays like dGH in-Site™, dGH SCREEN™, and Genotox G-Banding, the company facilitates key proof-of-concept (POC) studies and supports drug development from early experimentation through cell and gene therapy clinical trials.
“KromaTiD brings to the table an impressive array of tools and services for investigating genomic alterations, crafting custom assays, and supporting preclinical research,” said Kevin Lustig, PhD, Founder and CEO of Scientist.com. “Their technologies can be utilized at each stage of the drug discovery pipeline, helping researchers validate the safety and effectiveness of potential new therapies.”
About KromaTiD, Inc.
KromaTiD supports research teams in academia, large pharmaceutical, and therapeutic companies with expert scientific support and unparalleled genomics tools and services. We are your partner for biomarker discovery, genotoxicity studies, clone screening assessment of editing-associated errors, and plasmid manufacturing.
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