Molecular Biology

At Padmashree Diagnostics, our Molecular Biology department focuses on advanced genetic and molecular-level testing to support precise disease detection and personalized care. Using cutting-edge techniques such as PCR, gene expression analysis, and molecular markers, we deliver highly accurate results that help clinicians identify infections, hereditary conditions, and other complex disorders with confidence.

Padmashree has been a trusted name in Bengaluru’s diagnostic landscape, continually raising the bar in quality and reliability. Our dedication to advanced technology, scientific excellence, and patient-focused service drives us forward, ensuring we remain at the forefront of molecular diagnostics for years to come.

List of Molecular Biology Tests

1 Biology COVID-19

Detects SARS-CoV-2 genetic material using molecular methods for early, accurate diagnosis of active COVID-19 infection in symptomatic and asymptomatic individuals.

2 Flu Panel

Identifies influenza viruses types A and B using molecular assays for rapid diagnosis and appropriate antiviral treatment decisions during outbreaks.

3 Respiratory Viral Panel I

Simultaneously detects multiple respiratory viruses using molecular testing to determine infection cause and guide targeted clinical management in patients efficiently.

4 Flu panel and Adeno virus

Detects influenza viruses and adenovirus concurrently using molecular techniques for accurate respiratory infection diagnosis and timely patient management decisions clinically.

5 HLA B -27

Identifies HLA-B27 genetic marker associated with autoimmune disorders, especially ankylosing spondylitis, aiding diagnosis and disease risk assessment in susceptible individuals.

6 HPV DNA

Detects high-risk and low-risk human papillomavirus DNA to screen cervical cancer risk and monitor persistent viral infection in screened populations.

7 H1 N1

Detects Influenza A H1N1 viral RNA using molecular methods for early diagnosis, outbreak control, and appropriate treatment initiation during epidemics.