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CLC Bio, GenoLogics to Collaborate on Next-Gen Sequencing Informatics

Oct 19, 2009

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – CLC Bio and GenoLogics will integrate their lab and data management systems specifically for use in handling data from next-generation sequencing research, CLC Bio said today.

The collaboration will involve integrating GenoLogics' Geneus lab and data management system and CLC Bio's Genomics Workbench and NGS Cell platforms, which the companies will market as a solution for analysis, tracking, data pipelining, and project and workflow management utilities.

CLC Bio said that the solution also offers a graphic interface for use in a range of genomics, transcriptomics, and epigenomics computing projects.

CLC Bio CEO Thomas Knudsen said in a statement that the integrated offering will enable researchers to "keep up with the vast volumes of sequencing data being churned out by high-throughput sequencing machines, and quickly turn the massive amounts of raw data into meaningful results."

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