POSTS TAGGED AS bioinformatics

Leroy Hood’s “Phenomics”

Leroy Hood, MD. PhD
“Possibly no scientist has fought harder to reach this goal than physician and biologist Leroy Hood. At [MORE]

Amazon Omics

AWS launches new genomics data service for life sciences, healthcare companies
“AWS’ [Amazon Web Services] genomics service provides customers with three [MORE]

One Diagnostic Chip for 200 Viruses

New Microchip based on biomolecules is not alien technology
Seems similar to Elizabeth Holmes’ blood test, but this microchip has a [MORE]

Digital Twin of a Cellulome

A dynamic single cell-based framework for digital twins to prioritize disease genes and drug targets
“Medical digital twins are computational disease [MORE]

AI and Imaging for Defining Mental Disorders

Images used by AI to diagnose mental disorders
There are no blood or genetic tests for mental illnesses, and they are [MORE]

23andMe Licensed an Antibody for IBD Based on Its Ancestry Database

Developing drugs from antibodies
“23andMe Inc., the Silicon Valley firm known for its ancestry DNA tests, has licensed an antibody it [MORE]

AI in Mental Health

Identifying mental health disorders with AI
“In the future, patients might go to the hospital with a broken arm and leave [MORE]

Proteomics’ Major Challenges

The evolution of proteomics
In a series of interviews with leading proteomic researchers, five key challenges surfaced as barriers to making [MORE]

Predicting Microbiome Changes

Gut microbiome
Enteroendocrine cells in the human gut secrete serotonin, hormones and other chemicals that send signals to the brain via [MORE]

Healthcare Data Rising at 48%/yr. So What?

Internet of Things
Science depends on data, and there’s an avalanche of it. But, as this piece reports, 90% of healthcare [MORE]

Automated Analysis of MRI Images

Raw Data Collected from dGEMRIC MRI Protocol
It’s not uncommon for a woman to get an MRI for breast cancer and [MORE]

The Forensic Necrobiome

Forensic Science Lab
Establishing a time of death is crucial in murder investigations. But that can be particularly difficult if a [MORE]

Compact Supercomputer for Advanced Bioinformatics

Nvidia’s DGX-1 Supercomputer
Imagine the look on the TSA inspector’s face when he asks if that’s a computer in your carry-on [MORE]

Automated Data Analysis

Data Analysis
Since Hippocrates’ time, medicine has depended on “feature sets” (i.e. symptoms patients presented) to give a physician some degree [MORE]