Quadrant Biosciences is excited to share that Dr. Thomas Frazier II, PhD, will be joining our clinical advisory board. Dr Frazier is currently a Professor of Psychology at John Carroll University one of the leading researchers in the field of autism.

The first saliva test to accurately identify autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is now available throughout the United States. This test, called Clarifi ASD, is currently available to children 18 months through 6 years old with a clinical suspicion of autism. It’s not like other genetic tests on the market. Rather, this groundbreaking technology is...

The Research Behind Clarifi ASD The Clarifi autism saliva test is based on years of peer-reviewed research. Quadrant Biosciences, the company behind the Clarifi autism saliva test, partnered with SUNY Upstate Medical University and Penn State Medical to develop this groundbreaking autism test.

Introducing The Clarifi ASD Autism Saliva Test The Clarifi ASD saliva test for autism is now available

It’s Not Genetics, It’s Epigenetics Clarifi ASD is a brand new biological test for autism — and it’s based on molecules scientists didn’t even know existed 20 years ago. About five years ago, researchers at Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, NY discovered that small, little known molecules in the saliva may hold the key to diagnosing autism....

Autism Saliva Test Aims to Reduce Age of Diagnosis Increasingly, more research is being published globally supporting the gut-brain connection theory and the important role of epigenetics and the microbiome in relation to autism spectrum disorder (ASD). In 2018, scientists discovered that certain molecules in the saliva, called non-coding RNAs,...

The Science Behind the Clarifi Autism Test There is a brand new biological test for autism available – and it’s based on molecules scientists didn’t even know existed 20 years ago.

Quadrant Biosciences Wins New York Technology Award We’re excited to share that our company, Quadrant Biosciences, has been recognized as the New York Technology Business of the Year for our breakthrough epigenetic research!

Bacteria Within a Child’s Mouth Could Help Identify Autism New research has recently emerged that “changes in the bacteria within a child’s mouth may provide biomarkers for identifying autism.”[1] This technology is being developed into a saliva test which will aid clinicians in autism diagnosis.