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GraphOn Software Used for Canada Genome Project, Beta Tests New Products

Feb 10, 2000
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AMPBELL, Calif.--GraphOn announced recently that it is providing the National Research Council of Canada with its Go-Joe connectivity software to enable researchers around the world to access applications and databases at the Canadian Bioinformatics Resource over the internet and Canada’s Canarie Optical IP advanced network, CAnet 3.

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