Mastermind Connection: GO Pathology Workbench
GO Pathology Workbench by GenomOncology is an end-to-end solution that integrates directly with lab sequencers, annotates detected variants, matches patients to clinical trials, provides data on recommended and adverse therapies, and produces a comprehensive summary report.
Mastermind Update: Non-Coding Variant Precision and Prioritization
Mastermind now has greatly enhanced capabilities when searching for intronic and non-coding variants across the medical literature. I’m covering this major enhancement in two blog posts. In this post, I’ll demonstrate how we’ve applied this approach to improve the precision and prioritization of non-coding variant (and other nucleotide-specific variant nomenclature) searches in Mastermind.
Sensitivity versus Specificity for Non-Coding Variants
With our update on June 10, 2020, Mastermind now has greatly enhanced capabilities when searching for intronic and non-coding variants across the medical literature. I’m covering this major enhancement in two blog posts. This first post explains the “why” of the update, the second goes into detail about the “what”.
Mastermind Connection: eVai
Our team is always excited when a new partner integrates with Mastermind, and I’m pleased to share that enGenome has integrated Mastermind Genomic Search Engine results into its eVai variant interpretation platform.
Latest Update to Mastermind – Search by Therapy
The Mastermind Genomic Search Engine now includes the ability to search the genomic literature by therapy. Professional Edition users can now query our comprehensive database of genomic evidence for over 180,000 drugs, therapies, and other interventions.
Mastermind Connection: UCSC Genome Browser
The UCSC Genome Browser provides free, public access to genome assemblies, allowing researchers and clinicians the opportunity to search the genomic data of humans and many other species. Academics and researchers have been utilizing this interactive suite of tools, evidence, and downloadable data files for nearly 20 years.