US Patent 8,417,462. System and method for identifying complex patterns of amino acids. Inventors: Samuel Bogoch, Elenore Bogoch, Samuel Winston Bogoch, Anne Elenore Borsanyi. Assignee: Not Listed
This patent describes a method and system for querying protein databases to identify complex patterns in amino acid sequences.
US Patent 8,417,459. Methods of selection, reporting and analysis of genetic markers using broad-based genetic profiling applications. Inventor: Martin Reese. Assignee: Omicia
This patent describes a method determining an individual’s probability of exhibiting a particular phenotype, providing relevant genetic information to the individual, evaluating the probability of transferring phenotypic attributes in families, and determining the “genomic ethnicity” of an individual.
US Patent 8,412,463. Methods of associating an unknown biological specimen with a family. Inventors: John Douglas Birdwell, Tse-Wei Wang, Dale Stansberry, Ranajit Chakraborty. Assignee: University of Tennessee Research Foundation
This patent describes computational and statistical methods for predicting the familial origins of unknown biological specimens.
US Patent 8,412,462. Methods and systems for processing genomic data. Inventors: Lawrence Ganeshalingham, Patrick Nikita Allen. Assignee: Annai Systems
This patent describes a computational method for processing genomic and other biopolymeric information.
US Patent 8,412,460. Methods and systems for characterizing a cellular constituent using response profiles. Inventors: Roland Stoughton, Timothy Hughes. Assignee: Microsoft
Describes computational methods for characterizing genes and gene products. According to the abstract, the patent is for methods of “assigning or determining the biological function of uncharacterized genes and gene products by using ‘response profiles.’”
US Patent 8,401,802. Halotype estimating apparatus and program. Inventor: Mamoru Kato. Assignee: Riken
Describes a method of estimating a haplotype from genotype data.