BioDiscovery, a provider of integrated software solutions for genomics data analysis for life sciences, has announced the launch of its new NxClinical software for clinical case review
BioDiscovery has announced the release of version 7 of Nexus Copy Number software, a platform-independent and user-friendly application for analysis of structural variation from CGH array, SNP array and NGS platforms
BioDiscovery has released version 6.0 of its Nexus Copy Number software, a platform for DNA copy number analysis from CGH and SNP array data
Version 5.1 of the Nexus Copy Number software, an application for DNA copy number analysis, has been released by BioDiscovery
BioDiscovery has released Nexus Expression v2 for gene expression analysis, which provides an intuitive yet powerful interface for using gene expression results to associate sample attributes with gene annotations and biological processes
BioDiscovery has released Nexus DB, a new repository for storing, querying and sharing of genomic variation data from its Nexus Copy Number software
BioDiscovery has released v5 of its Nexus Copy Number software, an application for DNA copy number analysis of microarray derived data
BioDiscovery has released Nexus Copy Number Version 4, a platform-independent and efficient application for DNA copy number analysis of microarray-derived data
BioDiscovery has released Nexus Expression for gene expression analysis, which features a powerful new interface
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