DNAprint Genomics (DNAG)

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Strategic Alliances


DNAPrint genomics, Inc. develops complex genetic analytics and information resource products for next generation personalized medicine. The company's products provide practitioners of genomic research and personalized medicine with a comprehensive system for complex trait dissection and patient classification. This work has real-life application to the germinating field of Personalized Medicine and helps to lay the foundation for a brand-new area of medical research called Phenomics. DNAPrint genomics Inc. was founded in 2000 by a group of scientists with 57 total years of research and commercial experience in high-level mathematical modeling, programming and molecular genetics. The company currently employs 14 people, 9 of whom are Ph.D.s in Computer Science, Molecular Genetics, Statistics and/or Mathematics. (www.dnaprint.com)



MDLogix is a small organization but has an unusual depth and breadth of knowledge and experience in relevant areas including: rule-based artificial intelligence, medicine, clinical psychiatry, social network methods, and public health (epidemiology, psychometrics, statistics, prevention, and services). The Company, located in Baltimore, Maryland, has developed cutting-edge logic technology, and is at the forefront of software design and architecture. Officers have extensive knowledge and experience with theory, research, and practical working applications for a number of government and commercial enterprises. Company personnel have working relationships with a network of software developers, computer scientists and logic programmers, physicians, mental health workers, and public health researchers.



GeoSpectra is a software design company specializing in the remote sensing and mapping of geographic and geological structure from space. The company developed the Automatic Topographic Mapper (ATOM™) software package. ATOM™ is one of only several software programs in the world that produces digital elevation models and the only one capable of approximating every-pixel, elevation extraction. GeoSpectra programs have mapped the coastal zone of South Carolina, performed research for the U. S. Bureau of Land Management leading to systems for monitoring grasslands from satellite data, and developed new methods for measuring soil trafficability for the U.S. Navy.