BioFortis

Gentris has selected BioFortis' Labmatrix and Qiagram software to manage samples and data collection and integration activities in its biorepository.

OpenEye has released AFITT 2.2.0, an application designed to help crystallographers fit ligands to observed data.

BioFortis said the foundation will use the platform to collect and manage patient specimen data and clinical information, track shipment status, analyze data from thousands of patient biospecimens, and view real-time study results from pre-built or ad hoc data queries.

Investigators at Rush University Medical Center will use BioFortis' Labmatrix to manage its biobank and biomarker data for research efforts focused on early detection and diagnosis of cancer and neurodegenerative diseases.

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The software will be used to develop workflow-driven protocols to support specimen biobanking, biomarker discovery, and translational research.