DNAprint Genomics (DNAG)

[mingwan0]

bag8ger, all of the projects are interesting in and of themselves. It would be interesting to know how many of them (if any) we are involved in, or what the implications of some of them are for our platform and some of our products. I do not know what prompted Mark Shriver to contact DNAP, only that (as per http://www.dnaprint.com/pr_7_10.htm ):

The impetus for the alliance was DNAPrint's recent success in developing complex genetics classifiers for the inference of human iris and hair color. "DNAPrint's work in the pigmentation field is innovative, and their results to date are compelling," said Mark Shriver, Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Genetics at PSU. "We have been conducting skin pigmentation research for some time at PSU, but we suggested an alliance because we felt a team effort would be the most efficient means by which to finally solve this fascinating puzzle."

BTW, does this picture correspond with the other view of "reality" that is propounded in some quarters?

Perhaps IFIDA can add something in this context, as he has had more historical contact with Mark Shriver than others...

I agree with you point about DNAP/Shriver holding a remarkable position. These projects are all current (even though some have been running for some time), and it seems that in some cases the work we have done is more advanced.