UBI Expands Proteomics Offering

Equipment, training, and integration services added

Calgary, Alberta, Canada and Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada (PRWEB) September 9, 2004 -- United Bioinformatica Inc. (UBI) announces the addition of a proteomics integration division thus providing time, effort, and monetary savings to researchers in Canada. 

UBI Proteomics, offers a complete proteomics solution to the researcher by providing assistance in all aspects from the initial set up stages through to data management. The potential for the proteomics division was first realized by Mr. Trischuk, Partner UBI Proteomics, who has had numerous researchers contact him asking him for advice on proteomics.  In a recent conversation with UBI President, Lindsay Moir, Mr. Trischuk said, In the past four years dozens of individuals have contacted me asking me all types of advice on proteomics including questions regarding equipment, experimental design, experimental protocols and mass spectral analysis. I never realized that there were so many people out there who needed help".  

As a result UBI decided to launch UBI Proteomics, an integration service that researchers across Canada could access for all their proteomics needs. The products and services available from UBI Proteomics include design of lab specific proteomics systems (available from leading manufacturers of proteomics equipment), experimental design, in house set up and training, and on going customer support in concert with equipment manufacturers.

About UBI

UBI specializes in distributing bioinformatics software and installing and supporting complete proteomics systems. UBI provides software and services for data mining, Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS), microarray expression analysis, Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), predictive biomarkers, protein interactions, proteomics (including equipment), and sequence analysis. This includes sales, demonstrations of the products, post sales support, training, integration, software development, and consulting.  

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