Budapest, Hungary, December 29, 2012 – Today Omixon – a genomics software company – announces the release of Omixon Target 1.2 which includes a free Genome Browser. With the Genome Browser users can visualize next generation sequencing and mutation data. The Browser is especially designed for targeted genomic regions.
Year: 2012
Sequence once, read often?
Posted by Attila Berces
Richard Holland raised some interesting points in his blog post “Sequence once, read often?”. I particularly like the argument that DNA itself is the best way to store DNA data. Assuming the plummeting cost of whole genome sequencing there will be no need to store all sequencing data and the conclusion that supports the “sequence once read once” paradigm is compelling. Continue reading
The Brand New Website is Up and Running!
After months of hard work, we are happy to announce the launch of our brand new website and we hope you will like all the changes! The blog, the descriptions of our products and contact details, everything is new! A few examples of what changed: Continue reading
Omixon at ASHG San Francisco
Omixon exhibited at the 62nd Annual Meeting of American Society for Human Genetics in San Francisco.
The ASHG Annual Meeting is the largest human genetics meeting and exhibition in the world. This year’s meeting attracted over 6,000 scientific attendees, plus nearly 200 exhibiting companies.
See you at the Annual Meeting of The American Society of Human Genetics!
We hope to meet you at the upcoming Annual Meeting of The American Society of Human Genetics in San Francisco, California! During the 6th and the 10th of November, we are going to be there with many news and updates of our services; and we are happy to show you how it works in person.
