About PGxl
PGXL is an internationally recognized pioneer in the application of molecular diagnostics to pharmacogenetics and is the first laboratory to be CLIA-certified specifically for pharmacogenetics testing. The company was founded in 2005 by Dr. Roland Valdes, Jr., and Dr. Mark W. Linder, researchers who are among the worldwide thought leaders in the science underlying personalized medicine. Our scientists are leading the way in the incorporation of genetic information into the practice of medicine.
News
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PGXL in Joint Venture to Commercialize Sleep Apnea Diagnostic
PGXL/Laboratories and its sister company, PGXL/Technologies, have entered into a joint venture with Appian Partners LLC of Severna Park, Maryland, ...
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Equity Investment in PGXL
The University of Louisville Foundation has made a "substantial" equity investment in PGXL, helping to fund the expansion of the ...
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Contract Research Portfolio Grows
PGXL will provide laboratory services for SK Life Science, which manages global clinical trials of new drugs. The contract will ...
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PGXL Receives Capital Equipment Support From State of Kentucky
PGXL has received a $200,000 forgivable loan from the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority to purchase capital equipment. Governor Steve ...
PGxl Blog
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Mobile or Digital Health: It’s All Personalized Medicine to Us
There's an interesting semantic discussion going on, captured at MedCityNews: If you listen to people discuss mobile health and digital health, ...
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There’s an App for That
James Hollender, an iPhone developer in Massachusetts, has released a smartphone app to help warfarin patients monitor their Vitamin K intake. Warfarin ...
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BRAF V600E for Treatment of Metastatic Melanoma
The FDA has approved Zelboraf (vemurafenib) for the treatment of BRAF V600E mutation-positive, inoperable or metastatic melanoma (skin cancer). In ...
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Labs to Drive Personalized Medicine
Dr. Valdes and Dr. Linder had an interesting article in Advance, an online magazine for clinical laboratory administrators. The crux ...


