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News Release from: Inforsense | Subject: KDE 1.7
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 03 May 2002
Industrial scale discovery management
Upgraded softwatre package addresses needs of life sciences and research organisations requiring a unified platform for data integration, data analysis and discovery process design
InforSense, a leading provider of integrated discovery informatics software, announces the launch of the latest version of Kensington Discovery Edition (KDE), an award-winning software platform for industrial-scale discovery management The product addresses the immediate needs of the life science industry and research organisations requiring a unified platform for data integration, data analysis and discovery process design
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 13 Dec 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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"A discovery project in life science research utilises many data resources across various subjects, many scientists across different disciplines, as well as many stages across a dynamically changing process", says Paul Davie, president and COO of InforSense.
"KDE aims to give scientists total control of all activities in any collaborative and integrative discovery project." The software is being used for national research projects in several countries.
Interdisciplinary scientists conduct these investigations using different kinds of experiment.
KDE provides a single platform for managing the entire life cycle of a discovery project, across the internet or an enterprise intranet.
"This software makes all the difference between winning and losing, with this kind of integrative discovery", says James Scott of Hammersmith Hospital, London.
KDE is also being used by large pharmaceutical companies, in discovery projects involving multiple databases on a variety of subjects.
Using KDE, gene expression profiling can be combined with metabolite expression data, to derive important biomarkers in target validation and toxicology studies; high-throughput screening (HTS) can be combined with gene and protein expression analysis, to relate chemical properties of compounds with their biological effects.
KDE Version 1.7 has enhanced its novel, dynamic mechanism for information integration.
The analytical capability has also been significantly increased to support large-scale data processing.
The product is being shipped to InforSense customers in the pharmaceutical, biotech and government sectors across Europe, Japan and North America, including AstraZeneca, metaGen, Gene Logic, The Montreal General Hospital, and Cancer Research, UK.
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