Wuhan

As the coronavirus disease hits pandemic proportions we have included the current ASM985889v3 RefSeq to help support the research community in the field as well as technical improvements to our software to ease user inclusion of updates of this RefSeq that will certainly be deposited in the NCBI databases. Phenosystems SA has also committed to provide free of charge one year licenses to any laboratory, private or public, wishing to analyse SARS-CoV2 or other related coronaviruses in this fight against COVID-19. We will also provide support to these labs as far as possible during these difficult times.

You can download the application note here.

Please contact us for further information and the free licences.

Germany has launched a national effort to fund sequencing of up to 10% of PCR samples taken from patients. A central database is being build at the Robert Koch Institut tasked to collect those sequences.

We have implemented a first version of an export module compatible with the requirements defined by the Robert Koch Institut.

You can download the latest version of our application note here.

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