GenomeQuest Hosts Seminar Focused On Web-based Searching for Patent Information Across Global Sequence Databases

The amount of data recorded in global sequence databases is growing exponentially, and legal professionals and scientists doing the critical work of IP research are seeking the best and fastest way to discover IP sequence information across these databases. The free seminar includes lunch and roundtable discussion.

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Westborough, MA (Vocus) February 17, 2010

GenomeQuest will hosts a seminar focused on web-based searching for patent information across global sequence databases. The amount of data recorded in global sequence databases is growing exponentially, and legal professionals and scientists doing the critical work of IP research are seeking the best and fastest way to discover IP sequence information across these databases.

Free Seminar Includes Lunch and Roundtable Discussion

When: March 9, 2010 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Location:
Royal Sonesta Hotel
40 Edwin Land Boulevard
Cambridge, MA 02142
Hotel Phone: 617.806.4200

Background: The amount of data recorded in global sequence databases is growing exponentially. And information about patented sequences is growing even faster. Legal professionals and scientists doing the critical work of IP research are seeking the best and fastest way to discover IP sequence information across these databases.

Their options include outsourcing the work or serially searching through the full set of global databases. Increasingly, they are choosing a third alternative -- GenomeQuest, an online, single point of IP information with easy-to-use, powerful mining tools.
Over 160 leading life science companies use GenomeQuest for mission-critical work, including 17 of the top 20 pharmaceuticals.

Topics:

How GenomeQuest aggregates, normalizes, curates, and updates IP information from global databases, including USPTO, EPO, WIPO, INPADOC, GenBank, EMBL, DDBJ, and paper filings from WIPO. Over 265,000 patents -- including their sequences and all annotations -- are now stored and updated in the GQPAT database.
GenomeQuest's multiple search algorithms, including BLAST, GenePast, and more.
The GenomeQuest result browser, which allows users to: query/filter/group on any field, quickly pinpoint results of most interest, and generate comprehensive reports.
How law firms, pharmaceutical firms, biotech companies, and academia are using GenomeQuest to research IP validity, freedom-to-operate, patent infringement, and business opportunity.
How to perform all these operations from a web browser with zero IT costs and administration.
Overall, how GenomeQuest is an integrated solution for all your IP sequence searching needs -- boosting productivity and increasing the quality of results.

Presenter: Denis Bayada Ph.D, Senior Application Scientist, GenomeQuest, Inc.
Special Offer: The first 20 registrants will be offered a Free Basic Account for IP use.

Registration Online: http://www.genomequest.com/IPseminar

Contact:
Dana Wormer
+1 215.888.0960

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