Glycomics is poised to be the major contributor to two of the fastest-growing industry sectors globally (biotechnology and pharma), building on the already transformative impacts of genomics and proteomics. GlycoNet Integrated Services (GIS) was launched with the vision of becoming the world’s leading glycomics service provider. GIS’ glycomics toolbox uniquely equips glycomics researchers, partners and […]
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In response to stakeholder consultations across the province, recommendations from post-secondary institutions, and support from the broader research and end-user community, Genome Alberta developed BioNet Alberta for Genome Canada’s Regional Priorities Partnership Program (RP3). BioNet Alberta is a diverse network-based approach to building provincial capacity in the area of bioinformatics and computational biology (B/CB). The
The Metabolomics Innovation Centre (TMIC) is Canada’s national metabolomics** laboratory, mandated to provide Canadian companies, scientists and trainees with access to comprehensive, cutting-edge metabolomic services and technologies. Originally launched in 2011 as a Genome Canada Science and Technology Innovation Centre, TMIC has received multiple renewed mandates to continue to grow and advance metabolomics as a
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Metabolomics is an emerging field of omics science that measures thousands of small molecule metabolites in cells, tissues, and organisms. The Metabolomics Innovation Centre (TMIC) is Canada’s national platform for large-scale metabolomics research and technology development and has created novel metabolomic technologies for a wide range of applications, including human and animal health, agriculture, and
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The Integrated and Distributed Bioinformatics Platform (IBP) was formed in 2002 and was operational into 2011. The overall goal of the Platform is to provide a coherent and powerful bioinformatics infrastructure that can be used by all Genome Canada-funded laboratories (and other laboratories in Canada). Through this strategy, IBP provides unique hardware or CPU cycles,
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Imagine having the technology to immerse yourself directly within an organism to see the inner workings of its genome and how changes affect the body over time. Such 4D capabilities will move Genome Canada further toward its grand objective of enabling Canada to be a world leader in genomics and proteomics research. This project will
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