TGen News & Press Releases

TGen News & Press Releases

TGen seeks help from Arizona dog and cat owners for COVID-19 study

Posted Wednesday March 10, 2021

Project builds on ‘One Health’ testing and disease surveillance collaborations in Arizona

TGen launches Vidium Animal Health

Posted Monday September 28, 2020

TGen subsidiary offers genomic diagnostics in support of veterinary oncologists and pet parents treating canine cancer

TGen and Ohio State collaborate on landmark precision medicine canine cancer study

Posted Tuesday August 20, 2019

Dogs with lung cancer may get gene-directed treatment with the same drug used to combat a type of human breast cancer

Study reveals genetic similarities of osteosarcoma between dogs and children

Posted Friday July 19, 2019

TGen and Tufts University novel findings for this deadly bone cancer could lead to better treatments for people and pets

TGen-Ethos study underscores need for setting high standards in veterinary cancer diagnostics

Posted Tuesday May 21, 2019

Rapid, accurate cancer test is critical for dogs’ treatment and survival

TGen-led canine melanoma study identifies genetic basis of disease; potential drug targets

Posted Thursday September 6, 2018

Discoveries among dogs could someday lead to improved genome-based cancer treatments for both dogs and humans

DxNA LLC Announces 510(K) Submission of the GeneSTAT® Analyzer and GeneSTAT® Coccidioides Assay

Posted Monday July 10, 2017

Precision test backed by expertise of Valley Fever Center for Excellence; incorporates technology developed by TGen

TGen tracks the origins and spread of potentially deadly Valley Fever

Posted Tuesday April 26, 2016

Latest in genomic technologies could track sources of future infectious outbreaks

TGen Tackles Valley Fever, One Canine at a Time

Posted Monday April 4, 2016

Volunteers are sought to discover how our four-legged friends could offer insight into this debilitating disease caused by Arizona dust

TGen and the Arizona Department of Health Services Receive Arizona Biomedical Research Commission Grant to Study Valley Fever Genome

Posted Tuesday November 27, 2007

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