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James A. Atwood

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About BIOINQUIRE:
BIOINQUIRE, LLC is a privately-held bioinformatics software company engaged in the development and commercialization of software solutions for mining the products of mass spectrometric analyses. The company’s strategic advantage is the unique combination of biological, proteomics, and informatics backgrounds of the founders. BIOINQUIRE has received funding from the National Institutes of Health and private sources, including the Georgia Research Alliance. BIOINQUIRE is located at the Georgia BioBusiness Center in Athens, GA. For more information, or to download a trial version of ProteoIQ, visit www.bioinquire.com

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BIOINQUIRE Releases ProteoIQ Version 1.1: Enhanced Time Saving Functionality With Improved Accuracy

BIOINQUIRE is pleased to announce the release of Version 1.1 of the proteomics software suite, ProteoIQ. ProteoIQ is an innovative bioinformatics tool that analyzes proteomic data and provides researchers with an automated methodology for determining protein expression without the need for tedious manual data analysis.

BIOINQUIRE is pleased to announce the release of Version 1.1 of the proteomics software suite, ProteoIQ. This new version of ProteoIQ allows users to ...

10 JUN	New Proteomic Analysis Software Offers Unified Solution A Few Mouse Clicks Can Save Researchers Hundreds Of Hours
	BIOINQUIRE, LLC announced the release of ProteoIQ, a new software suite for analyzing proteomic data that frees the researcher from the tedious task of sifting through piles of data, and allows him or her to do what they do best – research. Athens, GA, - BIOINQUIRE, LLC announced the release of ProteoIQ, a new software suite for analyzing proteomic data that frees the researcher from the ...