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Human Epigenome Project Could Help Cure Disease

"The whole of biology depends upon epigenetics," says study author Peter A. Jones. "We don't know how the epigenome is organized. Knowing that will allow us to have new understanding of stem cell biology, the process of aging, the process of cancer development and more."
 

Although the human genome was sequenced more than five years ago, it can provide scientists with comparatively few clues to the origins and treatment of disease.
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Improve Drug Discovery Decision

InforSense and Tripos Announce Alliance to Improve Drug Discovery Decision-Making

Tripos and InforSense partner and work towards technology integration

 

ST. LOUIS, MO, USA, LONDON, UK, & CAMBRIDGE, MA, USA — December 12, 2005 — Tripos, Inc. (Nasdaq:TRPS) and InforSense today announced an alliance to integrate Tripos’ discovery

informatics portfolio with the award-winning InforSense KDE workflow-based integrative analytics platform. Through the alliance, Tripos joins

InforSense’s Open Workflow Partner Network (OWPN) and InforSense joins Tripos’ Alliance Program as a Software Partner. The two companies will also integrate Tripos’ Auspyx, SYBYL and UNITY technologies with both InforSense KDE and its ‘in Oracle’ enterprise analytics system, InforSense IOE.

This integration enables customers such as Bayer Healthcare who are using technology from both companies, to access and integrate Tripos’ discovery informatics technologies within InforSense KDE, thus streamlining complex discovery processes to deliver more efficient decision-making and improved productivity.

Last Updated ( Friday, 16 December 2005 )
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The Global HIV/AIDS Epidemic
The HIV/AIDS epidemic has already claimed more than 25 million lives and another 40 million people are currently estimated to be living with HIV/AIDS worldwide.1 HIV/AIDS cases have been reported in all regions of the world, but most people living with HIV/AIDS (95%) reside in low-and middle-income countries, where most new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths occur.1 The nations of sub-Saharan Africa have been hardest hit; there is also increasing concern about the next wave of the epidemic, emerging in parts of Eastern Europe and Asia.2,3 HIV is the leading cause of death worldwide (among those ages 15–59).4 The epidemic is considered a threat to the economic well-being, social, and political stability of many nations
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 22 March 2006 )
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