Personalised genomic medicine promises to revolutionise the practice of medicine, transform the global healthcare industry, and lead to a longer and healthier life. Genomap Bioinformatics aims to initiate the technology transfer that will lead the way to personalised medicine. For this purpose, Genomap Bioinformatics develops computational platforms for the analysis and interpretation of genomes to study genetic variability. We offer the following:
In a joint effort with medical doctors and geneticist we perform analysis and interpretation of personal genomes of individuals and families interested in knowing their genetic predisposition or patients with an indication to perform these studies.
This analysis are offered to medical doctors and patients interested in knowing information about their genomic profile associated with supporting decisions on the prescription of medicines.
Bioinformatics data analysis and software development contract research projects. Genome interpretation and data analysis is offered to institutes, hospitals, clinics, laboratories, health companies, physicians, geneticists and researchers, who lack sufficient bioinformatics support to analyse their studies.
Design and develop genome analysis solutions. Medical institutions improving the privacy of their patients' information or having a massive demand for clinical genome analysis are offered ad-hoc implementation of the genome analysis platforms in their local or cloud infrastructure.
At Genomap we perform phenotype-genotype data analysis workflows associated with the diagnosis of rare diseases in the context of clinical genomics. Our genome analysis and interpretation platform was redesigned to assist medical geneticists in the diagnosis of rare hereditary diseases.
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contact usOur team is made up of Bioinformaticians, Biologists and Geneticists.
Patients are not yet asking the question ‘Is this therapy going to work for me?’ I look forward to the day patients do ask that question.
We think about bad diseases when we think about mutations, but I’m wondering how many good mutations I might have as well.
As it is possible to observe the skin, hair, physical constitution, veins and tendons, nails, diet and habits to know about your health, it is also possible to know your genetic information to act on it.
“You can stratify people into clear trajectories for heart attack, based on something you have fixed from birth”.
Only about 1% of your DNA actually codes for proteins. The rest is non-coding DNA. A large part of your DNA still has unknown function (and great potential).
There is a popular misconception that because our genetics doesn’t change, “it’s somehow a destiny that will be fulfilled”.
“A simple idea: compare a group of people with a condition to a group without and look for differences in their DNA.
We start to enter a world where you can provide a precision-medicine result for everyone.
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