Company News

AWARDS

GATACA wins commercialization award from Virginia's Center of Innovative Technology (CIT) to offer a first version of GAT/ML on the GATACA website.

06/2020

GAT for NGS: A Bioinformatics Tool for HBV Quasispecies – Incorporating Machine Learning

GATACA wins Phase I SBIR award from the NIH (NIAID) to develop machine learning features into GAT.

03/2020

Development of a joint machine learning/de novo assembly system for resolving viral quasispecies.

GATACA wins Phase I SBIR award from the NIH (NIAID) to develop GAT.

02/2016

Development of a tool for the whole genome de novo assembly of hepatitis B virus (HBV) populations.

GATACA wins SBIR matching funds award from the Center for Innovative Technology (CIT).

07/2012

GATACA wins Phase II SBIR award from the NIH (NIAID) to develop HepCbase (web-based).

03/2012

Integrated software application for management of Hepatitis C Virus data.

GATACA wins Phase I SBIR award from the NIH (NIAID) to develop HepCbase desktop.

03/2010

Desktop application for management and analysis of Hepatitis C Virus data.

GATACA wins Phase I SBIR award from the NSF to develop HCV analytics.

01/2005

Desktop tools for management of Hepatitis C Virus data.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

GAT pipeline analyzes HBV patient NGS for case-study presentation and publication.

08/2020

GATACA, in collaboration with the LOBP (Emory) and University of São Paulo School of Medicine co-authors an abstract to be presented at EASL, London and manuscript for publication:

Multivariant surface quasispecies in a hepatitis B virus chronically infected individual with concomitant and continually positive surface antigen and -anti-HBs biomarkers.

Ono S.K.,Craig J.C.,Bassit L.,  Abreu R.M., Ganova-Raeva L.,Khudyakov Y.,Gonzalez D., Carrilho F.J.,Schinazi R.F.

GATACA releases Application Note announcing new de novo GAT for HBV.

11/2018

Presented at the 2018 Annual Forum for HBV Research in Washington D.C.

GATACA co-authors publication on HCV.

07/2017

Impact of IFNL4 rs12979860 and rs8099917 polymorphisms on response to Peg-Interferon-α and Ribavirin in patients with congenital bleeding disorder and chronic hepatitis C.

Keshvari M., Alavian S.M., Behnava B., Pouryasin A., Craig J.C., Sharafi H. J Clin Lab Anal.

GATACA is invited to join the Bioinformatics Working Group of The Forum for Collaborative HIV Research.

05/2013

GATACA becomes a member of interactive bioinformatics roundtable meetings, and HepCbase served as the hub for upload and management of HIV NGS data.