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Epic Sciences, Station X Link Up to Analyze CTC Data for CDx Development

Epic Sciences will incorporate Station X's GenePool data-analysis platform into its collaborations to develop CTC-based companion diagnostics. 

Station X, Qubole Ink Product Integration Agreement

Station X is using Qubole's cloud-based platform to power GenePool, its software-as-a-service solution for analyzing genomic and medical data.

Downloads and Upgrades: CLC Cancer Research Workbench, GenePool Reference, SureCall 2.0, and more
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Qiagen said this week that it plans to launch the CLC Cancer Research Workbench, a customizable bioinformatics solution that will offer flexible, cancer-specific analysis workflows in April 2014.

GenePool Customers Tout Ease of Use, Cloud Support as Key Benefits of Newly-launched Software
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Customers of GenePool, Station X's newly launched software for genomic and clinical data management and analysis, said this week that factors such as its ease of use, ready access to cloud infrastructure, and its ability to analyze both large and small numbers of samples make it

New Products: Stations X's GenePool; DNAnexus' PaaS
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Station X has launched GenePool, a cloud-based software application to manage, analyze, and communicate genomic and clinical information. Users can analyze sequence information from both DNA and RNA to identify biomarkers.
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Pig Organ Transplants Considered

The Wall Street Journal reports that the US Food and Drug Administration may soon allow clinical trials that involve transplanting pig organs into humans.

'Poo-Bank' Proposal

Harvard Medical School researchers suggest people should bank stool samples when they are young to transplant when they later develop age-related diseases.

Spurred to Develop Again

New Scientist reports that researchers may have uncovered why about 60 percent of in vitro fertilization embryos stop developing.

Science Papers Examine Breast Milk Cell Populations, Cerebral Cortex Cellular Diversity, Micronesia Population History

In Science this week: unique cell populations found within breast milk, 100 transcriptionally distinct cell populations uncovered in the cerebral cortex, and more.