Innovative solutions to drive tomorrow’s scientific discoveries

At Zenit Science, we are passionate about transforming scientific breakthroughs into life-changing solutions. As a Norwegian life science company, we focus on developing innovative medications to combat serious diseases. Our mission is clear: to pioneer novel treatments and create cutting-edge tools that redefine medical science.

Technologies

Cytotoxicity testing

Determine whether your compound exhibits toxic effects on mammalian cells.

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In vitro cytotoxicity testing at Zenit Science laboratory.

Antimicrobial testing

Determine how effective your compound is in preventing bacterial growth and survival, and how fast it acts.

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Antibacterial efficacy testing in Zenit Science laboratory

Organoids

Our cutting-edge organoid models can replace or reduce your need for animal testing, advance your understanding of disease mechanisms, accelerate drug discovery and guide personalized treatment approaches.

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3D organoid models developed by Zenit Science

Advanced services

Our team of highly skilled scientists offer their expertise in advanced technologies ranging from 3D biological models to artificial intelligence (AI)-driven single cell bioinformatic analysis.

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Zenit Science advanced scientific services in action

Immunohistochemistry,
advanced Imaging and analysis

Immunohistochemistry, advanced Imaging and analysis

We offer specialized services for immunohistochemistry (IHC) and high resolution confocal microscopy

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Single cell transcriptomics

We have refined protocols to efficiently dissociate cells and nuclei from a range of tissue samples such as brain tissues, tumors, and organoids

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Proteomics

We offer accurate protein quantification via global and targeted proteome analyses

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Bioinformatics

Harness our proficiency in both standard and AI-driven bioinformatics to obtain cutting-edge analysis of differentially expressed genes, proteins, and pathways impacted by gene dysfunction, disease or treatment.

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