ChanTest Corporation

ChanTest provides its testing services to customers worldwide. Its secure licensed and accredited testing facilities, R&D laboratories, and corporate offices are located in Cleveland, Ohio. Its GPCR operations are located in Rockville, Maryland. ChanTest also operates an auxiliary laboratory at Northeastern Ohio University College of Medicine (NEOUCOM).

Headquarters:

14656 Neo Parkway
Cleveland, Ohio 44128
216.332.1665 Tel
216.332.1706 Fax
info@chantest.com  E-mail
www.chantest.com  Web

Applied Cell Sciences (now part of ChanTest)
9430 Key West Avenue
Suite # 200
Rockville, Maryland 20850
Tel: 240-453-6331
Fax: 301-309-9448
NewChantest@chantest.com  E-mail
www.appliedcellsci.com  Web

Business Contacts:

For information about ChanTest's assays, pricing and other general information, please contact our Vice President of Global Sales & Marketing, Bob Schultek (216-332-1665 ext.108); or Sponsor Support Coordinator, Deanne Gulau (216-332-1665 ext. 102).

European operations:

Cambridge BioScience Limited

Managing Director –
Mike Kerins
24-25 Signet Court
Cambridge CB5 8LA
United Kingdom 
+44 (0)1223 316855 Tel
+44 (0)1223 360732 Fax
Chantest@bioscience.co.uk
www.bioscience.co.uk 		Business Manager, Drug Discovery – Vashu Pamnani, PhD
+44 (0)1227 786095 Tel
+44 (0)1223 360732 Fax
+44 (0) 7825 168028 Mobile

Coordinator of European Business – Helmut Zucker, PhD
Genterstraße 10
80805 Munich Germany
Tel:  +49 8936 008809

Scientific Contacts

For information regarding ChanTest's Ion Channel Catalog or HERG-Lite assay, please contact our Head of Cell & Molecular Biology, Dr. Barbara Wible (216-332-1665, ext.128)
For information regarding ChanTest's assay protocols or cardiac safety issues, please contact our Head of Pharmacological Science, Dr. Glenn Kirsch (216-332-1665, ext.118)

Consultations

ChanTest's extensive ion channel expertise and cardiac safety experience are available to assist you with issues ranging from drug discovery and development to IND preparations and other regulatory questions. Please contact Dr. Arthur M. "Buzz" Brown for assistance.