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  • Interlaboratory trial for in vitro bioassays for the determination of hormonal activity

    Our partner QuoData organizes the interlaboratory trial “Hormonal Effects” for users of effect-based in vitro bioassays for the determination of hormonal activity (estrogenicity, androgenicity, progestagenicity) in water and food samples.

    The interlaboratory trial will take place in autumn this year. Please find more information here.

  • We proudly present...

    ... the new A-YBSlumi!

    More information about the new and fast assay that determines the cumulative effect of bisphenols you can find here.

  • Launching new A-YBS

    In the near future, we will present the further developed even more powerful A-YBS. By integrating the luciferase reporter gene, we have succeeded in developing a rapid (4.5 h), sustainable and sensitive assay that determines the cumulative effect of bisphenols based on the yeast Arxula adeninivorans. The A-YBSlumi is the first representative of a new yeast biosensor product line of new_diagnostics for effect-based analysis of hormonal effects.

  • Plate Design
    The A-YES for extracts

    We are in progress to adopt the ISO standardized test A-YES for the handling of low sample volumes. In particular, extracts have limited volumes and require an assay that allows the use of small sample volumes. Therefore, we are testing different well shapes in the 96 well format for the yeast cell cultivation by using the 3D print prototyping to maintain the performance of the original A-YES. The new test version for 96 well plates should replace our µA-YES in future.

  • Coming soon - the A-YMS

    The A-YMS (Arxula-Yeast Mineralcorticoid Screen) for detecting mineralcorticoid activity in water is in development. Currently the screening and stabilization of promising A. adeninivorans transformants is in progress.

    Similar to our A. adeninivorans based tests, the A-YMS will be capable to detect mineralcorticoid activity in sea and brackish water, drinking or ground water as well as in wastewater and aquaeous extracts.