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Laboratory information management system (LIMS)
News Release from: Thermo Fisher Scientific Informatics | Subject: Galileo Lims v3.1
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 12 October 2005
Lims enhanced by visualisation and
automation
Latest release of laboratory information management system aimed at the demanding high-throughput environment of in vitro Adme/Tox discovery laboratories
Thermo Electron announces the availability of Galileo Lims v3.1, providing additional functionality to increase efficiency in the demanding high-throughput environment of in vitro Adme/Tox discovery laboratories Highlights of the latest release of this unique laboratory information management system (Lims) include automatic results flagging, using a three-colour system to indicate acceptance, rejection or flagging of results; rapid study entry to accelerate the entry of concentration or raw data from analytical instrument into the Lims; the addition of 'IC50 shift' - a new experiment type to elucidate enzyme inactivation; and support for Pampa permeability studies that are important in early screening of compounds
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 16 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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In addition, Galileo now interfaces with more analytical instruments, including a bi-directional digital interface to Xcalibur v1.4 and 2.0, the controlling software for Thermo's line of mass spectrometers.
"Galileo was designed to eliminate the tradeoff between rigorous results at reduced throughputs or increased capacity via standardisation on a single workflow," said Joel Usansky, Galileo product manager.
"The latest version of Galileo provides the necessary functionality to increase each user's productivity while remaining flexible for the early discovery environment.
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In Galileo, they will find calculations for standard Adme experiments, templates and charting galleries that visually display results for rapid data review and decision-making.
This Lims eliminates the need to transfer data to multiple external applications such as spreadsheet, graphical and curve-fitting software".
Introduced in mid-2003, Galileo is a fully integrated system that allows users to plan, design, calculate, graph and report in vitro Adme/Tox data in a single application.
The experimental procedure and definition of samples, creation of analytical run worklists, interfacing to analytical instruments such as LC-MS and plate readers, creation of calibration curves, and calculation of final results can be performed by Galileo and saved to the Oracle database.
Many features make the Galileo solution easy to use: multi-site scalability, integrated scheduling capabilities, adaptable data reduction and analysis, powerful curve fitting and graphing, creation of result tables, and document management.
Thermo says it the worldwide leader in laboratory software and related services, providing enterprise-wide, multi-laboratory systems that have become the corporate standard at leading organisations. Request a free brochure from Thermo Fisher Scientific Informatics ...
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