ArticleGenetics and molecular biology2026
GenoTox Cell Counter: A mobile App to standardize cell counting in genotoxicity testing.
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Abstract
The analysis of genotoxicity assays has long posed a major challenge for the standardization of analyses in environmental and occupational settings, as well as in assessing health impacts across various diseases. In this context, we present a mobile application designed to facilitate and standardize scoring in micronucleus, comet, chromosomal aberration, and erythrocyte abnormality assays. The app offers a portable and intuitive interface that allows users to save, resume, and share counting sessions efficiently, supporting both laboratory and field settings. By digitizing the workflow, it enhances data organization, traceability, and time management while preserving the rigor of microscopic analysis. Its adoption offers a practical and reliable alternative to manual tallying, contributing to the evolution of genotoxicity testing practices through mobile technology.
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