Qlucore Targets the Malaysian Biotech and Academic Research Markets Through new Partnership with Genomax

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Qlucore Targets the Malaysian Biotech and Academic Research Markets Through new Partnership with Genomax

23 Mar, 2016

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Keeping abreast with these developments, and eager to capitalise on opportunities by a global approach, Qlucore, has appointed a new agent in Malaysia, Genomax.

Through the partnership with Genomax, researchers in the biotechnology industry will have easier access to Qlucore's highly intuitive software, Qlucore Omics Explorer. This data analysis tool, both extremely powerful and yet easy to use, will be invaluable for unveiling important new discoveries.

"We are delighted to be entering into this agreement with Genomax, since they are experienced in the field of Bioinformatics software. We are confident that this cooperation will help researchers in Malaysia to learn more about our software, and to achieve extraordinary results with their data analysis," commented Carl-Johan Ivarsson, President, Qlucore.

Qlucore Omics Explorer is unique in that it allows the actual researchers to study their own data and to look for patterns and structures. As a result, researchers do not need to be statistics or computer experts in order to use Qlucore Omics Explorer effectively. Version 3.2 has just been launched so researchers will be able to undertake deeper data exploration and biomarker discovery using the additional functionalities for clustering and classification.

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