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The umu-lux test is a genotoxicity test using the two genetically modified Salmonella typhimuriumTA1535 strains (TL210 and TL210ctl) transformed with the luxC, D, A, B, E (luciferase gene and fatty acid reductase genes) of Vibrio fischeri as a reporter gene. The TL210 strain detects genotoxicants and the TL210ctl strain detect cytotoxicants. In order to develop a highly sensitive, simple, and rapid genotoxicity detection system, the biosensor using these immobilized strains was developed. .
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