Multiomics – News and Features

Cellumen will use its proprietary CellCiphr® toxicity risk assessment technology to profile blinded samples of known liver toxicity compounds.

The agreement provides Merck with access to GeneGo's content through MetaBase and GeneGo's internal database of disease biomarkers.

Researchers uncovered new evidence that a network of influential genes acts as a kind of genetic tag team to the cell cycle.

Within the FRISYS framework, Genedata`s Phylosopher system has been applied to integrate public, experimental and in-licensed data.

At the Conference for Systems Biology of Mammalian Cells (SBMC) in Dresden, Germany, outstanding dissertations will be honored with the MTZ®- Award for medical Systems Biology.

Albert-Ludwigs University licenses Pathway Studio Enterprise system with the ResNet database of molecular interactions extracted from PubMed.

GeneGo claims that it has released a first of its kind software and database platform designed to help advance drug discovery for cystic fibrosis.

The AVESTAGENOME Project™ to study genetic basis of longevity and create genetic, genealogical and medical database of the Parsi community.

The 5 year, 25 Million Euro, multi-party collaboration will use toxicogenomics to develop highly predictive ‘omics-based screens.

Genstruct has entered into a Master Research Agreement with Pfizer designed to cover current and future collaborations.