Extraordinary Stories
Learn from Stanford University
Dr. Linda Yip has been conducting research at Stanford, focusing on the identification and characterization of genes involved in the pathogenesis of Type 1 diabetes. Dr. Yip’s research is extremely important as more that 34.2 million people of all ages or 10.5% of the USA population have been diagnosed with diabetes, which is currently a major health care concern.
Learn from The Medical University of South Carolina
“Interpretation of RNA sequencing data can be very big and complex. It is rather difficult to extract the biological significance of what we just got. I really like the pathway analysis, especially how easy it is to use, and the figures it generates are easy to publish. It is a powerful product that I use often and I publish a lot based on that.”
Learn from The University of Chicago
The research goals of Carole Ober’s laboratory at the University of Chicago are to identify genetic variants that influence gene expression and epigenetic patterns in tissues relevant to complex phenotypes, especially related to asthma and fertility. The Ober lab has maintained a multi-seat license for iPathwayGuide for over 3 years.
Learn from The Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Center
Wei Chen works in the Biostatistics and Bioinformatics Core of the Karmanos Cancer Institute, which is also affiliated with Wayne State University. Located in midtown Detroit, it is the only National Cancer Institute (NCI)-designated comprehensive cancer center in metro Detroit and one of just 51 centers of its kind in the United States...
Learn from NIH – Perinatology Research Branch
The Perinatology Research Branch is the only Clinical Branch in the Division of Intramural Research of the National Institutes of Health to focus its research on human pregnancy and unborn children. Using a multidisciplinary approach to study pregnancy complications, the Branch is publishing an average of over 100 peer-reviewed papers per year...
Learn from Columbia University
Richard Friedman is an associate research scientist at the Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center at Columbia University. His bioinformatics analysis activities support about 25 principal investigators (PIs) in any one year. He has been using Advaita’s iPathwayGuide and its predecessor tools for over 15 years...
Learn from University of Delaware
Dr. Melinda Duncan is a tenured full professor in the University of Delaware Biological Sciences Department. She performs research in the areas of lens and eye development, cataract surgery and wound healing, and innate immunity. Her research group includes 12 people and uses Advaita software platform to understand and interpret their experimental data...
Learn from Morgan State University
Douglas Dluzen, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor at Morgan State University, a historically black university in downtown Baltimore, Maryland. This public university has added a strong research focus to its long history of educating local and international students. Morgan State is an R2 research university and the premiere public urban research institute in Maryland...
Learn from Queen’s University, Belfast
Gary Hardiman is a Professor, School of Biological Science at Queen's University Belfast. Gary began using Advaita’s iPathwayGuide at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC). He knew of Advaita from array work that was done a while back and was impressed with the founder and the company. When he moved back to Ireland, he decided to bring iPathwayGuide with him...
Learn from SkinAxis
SkinAxis is a biotech company that provides advanced testing technology for skin research. The company focuses on testing, measuring, and monitoring active ingredients for, among other things, antiaging, spot removal and hydration. Pathway analysis is essential to the services it provides to its customers in the cosmetics, biotech, pharmaceutical, chemical, and diagnostics industries...
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What our customers say
“We really need iPathwayGuide because it puts together several platforms and greatly shortens the analysis time. It it very, very user friendly and its output is understandable for MDs, which is important.”
Cristiana Iosef, Stanford University
“Pathway analysis, in general, is using curated data. It’s curated by somebody else, typically. It is complicated and difficult for an individual organization to keep up-to-date on all of these curated pathways and annotations. The idea that Advaita is going to deal with that, really enables us to focus on some of the more nuanced bioinformatics and not have to deal with that complexity.”
Bioinformatics Core Director, R1 Research University
“iPathwayGuide is far superior to anything else I’ve seen. Your data gets uploaded, gets analyzed up on the cloud, and then you can actually share the results of that with anyone anywhere on the planet.
And that’s very, very nice because it means you’re not hunched over one physical computer in a defined location or you’re not doing it with complex licensing so that other people can see the analysis. For me, that was key.”
Professor, Biological Science, Research University, UK
“Your customer service is impeccable, I told the researcher that most likely you would be getting back to me in the morning. You are always super-fast – thank you.”
Bioinformatician, R1 Research University
“iPathwayGuide is so usable that researchers can actually interact with the data directly. They don’t have to go through a bioinformatic analyst….
If we’ve got a tool that helps those researchers do the research with more independence, that’s the tool that we want everybody to be using.”
Bioinformatics Core Director, R1 Research University
“Advaita will very, very quickly get you into the crux of what’s going on.”
Professor, Biological Science, Research University, UK
“iPathwayGuide gives a lot of information on different pathways and how they cross react with each other. For example, if you are neuroscientist or immunologist or something else, you may not pay attention to other pathways that could be involved in some other areas. But you do with this iPathwayGuide.
They put all these pathways together. It can actually trigger your thinking in different directions that you never thought about it before. When you look at cross connection of different pathways, it could make new opportunities for your drug discovery. I think it is essential to have this, yes.”
Chief Scientific Officer, CRO
“I really like the visuals. I interact with and collaborate with a lot of people that aren’t bio-statisticians by background. And the way the data is presented to non-specialists is something that allows them to see what’s going on in a very intuitive way. iPathwayGuide tells them a story. It is a wonderful story-telling bioinformatics product.”
Professor, Biological Science, Research University, UK