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iGene Laboratory is proud to be 1 of the sponsors for NUS, Department of Obetetrics and Gynecology, Centennial Research and Education Meeting

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Let's shake the diagnostics status quo and put scientific discoveries into clinical practice

Partnerships are vital for continued medical advancements. We constantly seek collaborators to:

  • Support existing research and clinical programmes
  • Diversify our portfolio with new technology in women’s and reproductive health
  • Accelerate the development of innovative diagnostics tools

Let's work together to improve the lives of women around the world.

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About the Technology

A simple sample collection using the common HPV swab is taken and the DNA is extracted. The extracted DNA undergoes bisulfite conversion before an accurate method of screening through real-time PCR analyses. The bisulfite conversion functions by converting unmethylated Cytosine nucleotides to Uracil, which is then converted to Thymine by PCR. Conversely, the methylation mark protects the methylated Cytosine nucleotides from being converted to Uracil.