Array Genetics Brings New Web-Based DNA Microarray Project Management System To Market
Bioinformatics software developer Array Genetics, Inc. announces release of microArrayDB 1.0 (µArrayDB 1.0), its new Web-based DNA microarray project/data management system.
Newtown, CT (PRWEB) December 8, 2003 --Array Genetics, Inc. announces release of its new Web-based DNA microarray project/data management system, microArrayDB 1.0 (µArrayDB 1.0). microArrayDB enables researchers to use their web browsers to enter DNA microarray project information including details of each cRNA target as well as GeneChip® specifications. All information is recorded using a MySQL database on the clients server. µArrayDB 1.0 also has many administrative features; it calculates statistics including the number of DNA microarray projects tabulated by investigator, the number of cRNA records, plus breakdowns of cRNA records based on the organism and tissue/cell type source for RNAs and the type and number of GeneChips scanned. The system also graphically depicts the number of records entered on a monthly basis. Not only can investigators down load their array data via the internet, but µArrayDB 1.0 also permits sharing of microarray data with others via a web interface.
We are delighted to offer µArrayDB 1.0," said Gary L. Argraves, Executive Vice President of Array Genetics, Inc. We recognize that there is an enormous need for DNA microarray project management systems. Furthermore, microarray information dissemination is fast becoming a requirement particularly for NIH-funded microarray projects. We are confident that the innovative and robust design of µArrayDB will amply satisfy such requirements."
About Array Genetics: Array Genetics (www.arraygenetics.com) is a Connecticut-based company specializing in bioinformatics software design. A major mission of Array Genetics is to provide superior yet affordable tools for web-based collection, access and analysis of proteomic and genomic information including analysis of data originating from DNA microarray screening.
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