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Genomize

Biyoteknoloji Araştırması

Rumeli Hisari, Istanbul 7.572 takipçi

Scientific excellence for everyone.

Hakkımızda

Genomize is an established global bioinformatics company founded in 2014 which specializes in the analysis of genomic data. Adopting quality and customer-orientation as main principles, Genomize delivers its diverse academic assets to its customers accurately, rapidly and reliably. Genomize's SEQ platform focuses on the analysis of Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) data. SEQ provides a full-fletch solution from raw data to clinical report generation, automates data transfer and back-up, offers tools for data and organization management, provides detailed bioinformatics analysis, and enables users to access these from any device connected to the internet. SEQ platform is being actively used by hospitals, genetic diagnosis centers, and research institutes, whose focus is analysis of NGS data. The company processed more than 200,000 samples from more than 300 centers in more than 20 countries count SEQ as their core bioinformatics solution.

Web Sitesi
http://www.genomize.com
Sektör
Biyoteknoloji Araştırması
Şirket büyüklüğü
11 - 50 çalışan
Genel Merkez
Rumeli Hisari, Istanbul
Türü
Özel Şirket
Kuruluş
2014
Uzmanlık Alanları
Biotechnology, Genomics, Software, RNA-seq, DNA-Seq, Data Management ve Bioinformatics

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    Rumeli Hisari, Istanbul 34450, TR

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  • A new study published in Frontiers in Immunology (February 2026) by Hülya Köse and Akcahan Akalin from Diyarbakır Children's Hospital sheds light on the genetic landscape of Inborn Errors of Immunity (IEI) in southeastern Türkiye, a region with one of the highest consanguinity rates reported in IEI literature (92% of cases). The study investigated the clinical and genetic spectrum of IEI in a highly consanguineous population of 52 patients. Using NGS and the SEQ Platform, the researchers achieved a molecular diagnosis in 63.5% of the cohort, identifying 37 pathogenic or likely pathogenic variants across 23 genes, including rare conditions such as LIG4 deficiency, ADA-SCID, Bloom syndrome, and RIPK1-associated immune dysregulation. The SEQ Platform enabled alignment to the human reference genome (GRCh37/hg19), variant calling and filtering, and annotation through ClinVar, HGMD, ExAC, and gnomAD, alongside in silico pathogenicity predictions. Crucially, genetic confirmation directly influenced clinical management in over 82% of variant-positive cases, guiding decisions on IVIG therapy, hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, targeted immunomodulation, and genetic counseling. This study highlights how effective bioinformatics tools are for improving diagnostic yield and patient outcomes, especially in populations where rare autosomal recessive disorders are highly prevalent. At Genomize, we are dedicated to supporting clinicians and researchers in translating complex sequencing data into precise, actionable clinical insights. 🔗 Read the full open-access article in the comments below! 👇 #Genomize #NGS #Bioinformatics #InbornErrorsOfImmunity #PrecisionMedicine #GeneticDiagnosis #RareDisease #PediatricImmunology

    • Genomize graphic highlighting a study published in Frontiers in Immunology on improved diagnosis of inborn errors of immunity (IEI) in consanguineous populations using the SEQ Platform. The image includes the study title, authors Hulya Kose and Akcahan Akalin, and notes it as a retrospective single-center study from Diyarbakır Children’s Hospital, Türkiye.
  • Manual literature reviews are one of the most time-consuming steps in variant interpretation. The SEQ Platform eliminates that bottleneck with the Integrated Real-Time Literature Search. How it accelerates your workflow: - Multi-Layered Evidence: View variant-centric literature (via LitVar2) and gene-centric publications (via PubMed, MedGen, NCBI Gene) for each variant. - Smart Filtering: A dynamic toggle lets you focus solely on preliminary disease and variant-relevant publications. - Mastermind Integration: Instantly view publication counts and direct links to ensure your ACMG classifications are backed by comprehensive evidence. Everything you need to confidently classify variants, all in one view. #Genomize #SEQPlatform #VariantInterpretation #ClinicalGenomics #Bioinformatics #NGS #PubMed #PrecisionMedicine

    • Genomize graphic titled “Integrated Real Time PubMed Literature Search” with a description stating automatic access to the latest PubMed publications linked to variants, genes, and clinical context. The image includes interface screenshots showing gene and variant literature tables with publication dates, titles, journals, and authors.
  • We successfully concluded our online webinar, “Decoding Germline Complexity In Clinical Practice,” in collaboration with Genique Lifesciences and Chromosome Labs Private Limited. Together, we covered practical approaches to variant interpretation in WES, CNV Analysis, and real-world clinical case studies. It was a great opportunity to engage with the clinical genetics community in India. Thank you to all the registered participants who brought such great questions to the table, and to our speakers and collaborative partners for their invaluable contributions. See you at our next webinar! #Genomize #ClinicalGenetics #Genomics #Bioinformatics #NGS #VariantInterpretation #Webinar

    • “Presentation slide titled ‘Challenges in Clinical Bioinformatics’ highlighting key areas such as variant calling, classification, shortlisting, and data aggregation, along with corresponding challenges and Genomize solutions including ACMG classification, AI-based prioritization, and integrated databases.”
    • “Opening slide of an online webinar titled ‘Decoding Germline Complexity: Smarter Reporting with Genomize,’ featuring logos of Genique Lifesciences, Genomize, and Chromosome Labs, alongside live speaker video panels.”
    • “Webinar screen showing multiple speakers in a video call and a presentation slide titled ‘Connecting Dots Between DNA, Disease and Precision Medicine Through Genomics,’ illustrating the central dogma from DNA to phenotype alongside omics layers such as genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics.”
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    The 36th Annual Meeting of the German Society of Human Genetics has come to a close today! It was a pleasure to connect with many clinicians and researchers over the last three days. We extend our sincere thanks to Congress President Prof. Dr. Juliane Winkelmann and the entire organizing team for this successful event. Thank you to all the participants who visited our booth, attended our satellite talk, or took the time to learn more about the SEQ Platform. We are leaving Munich with meaningful connections and a strong appreciation for the community we are part of. We look forward to continuing our conversations and seeing you at next year’s conference. Vielen Dank! #GfH2026 #HumanGenetics #ClinicalGenetics #PrecisionMedicine #NGS #Bioinformatics #VariantInterpretation

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  • The first day of GfH 2026 is almost behind us, and it has already been a very inspiring start in Munich. Today, our CEO, Dr. Ersen Kavak, took the stage for our satellite talk, “Discrepancies Between Automated ACMG Classifications in Clinical Bioinformatics,” at the Munich Science Congress Center. A sincere thank you to everyone who joined the session and contributed with their insights. Your interest and engagement made the presentation valuable for us. The conference continues until Friday, and we look forward to meeting many more of you. Feel free to visit us at first floor to continue the conversation. #GfH2026 #HumanGenetics #ClinicalGenomics #Bioinformatics #PrecisionMedicine 

    • Opening slide of a Genomize presentation titled “Discrepancies Between Automated ACMG Classifications in Clinical Bioinformatics,” delivered at the German Society of Human Genetics Annual Conference.
    • Speaker presenting a slide titled “Challenges in Clinical Bioinformatics” during a genomics presentation, with the Genomize logo displayed on the screen at a scientific conference.
    • Wide view of a conference auditorium where a speaker presents a genomics-focused talk at the German Society of Human Genetics conference, with slides showing genomic data analysis and attendees seated in tiered rows.
  • GfH starts tomorrow in Munich! On the first day of the conference, our CEO, Dr. Ersen Kavak, will take the stage for our satellite talk: “Discrepancies Between Automated ACMG Classifications in Clinical Bioinformatics” 📍 Audimax Room 🕛 12:00–12:30 In this session, we’ll explore one of the key challenges in clinical variant interpretation and share perspectives on improving consistency and reliability in automated ACMG classification workflows. If you’re attending GfH 2026, we would truly love to see you there. Let’s meet, talk, and exchange thoughts at the session or anytime at our stand at Booth 32. See you in Munich! #GfH2026 #HumanGenetics #ClinicalGenomics #ACMG #Bioinformatics #PrecisionMedicine

    • Promotional graphic featuring the title “Discrepancies Between Automated ACMG Classifications in Clinical Bioinformatics” in teal text boxes, with event details “Science Congress Centre, Audimax, 12:00–12:30.” Background image shows a small classical temple (Monopteros) on a hill in Munich’s English Garden with trees and people gathered below. A geometric teal banner at the bottom includes the Genomize logo and the tagline “Turning Genomic Data Into Actionable Insights.”
  • On Rare Disease Day, we stand with the more than 300 million people worldwide living with a rare disease and the ongoing search for accurate and timely diagnoses. There are over 6,000 identified rare diseases, characterised by a wide range of conditions and symptoms. Because many rare diseases share features with more common disorders, reaching an accurate diagnosis can be complex and time-consuming. Today is an opportunity to highlight the importance of timely diagnosis, access to appropriate treatment, and social support. It also underlines the need for health systems that address the specific challenges faced by individuals and families affected by rare conditions. As Genomize, we are committed to supporting earlier and more reliable diagnoses through accurate and comprehensive genomic analysis. Increasing awareness, advancing research, and strengthening diagnostic capabilities are key steps toward reducing uncertainty for both patients and clinicians. #RareDiseaseDay #RareDiseases #ClinicalGenomics #Genomics #NGS #PrecisionMedicine #GeneticDiagnosis

    • Colorful gradient background (teal, purple, pink) with the text “February 28 – Rare Disease Day.” Raised illustrated hands line the bottom. Rare Disease Day logo appears in the top right. Source link shown at the bottom.
    • Gradient background with large white text reading “300 Million People Worldwide Living with a Rare Disease.” Illustrated raised hands along the bottom and Rare Disease Day logo in the top right. Source link at the bottom.
    • Gradient background with bold text stating “72% of rare diseases are genetic,” followed by smaller text explaining others arise from infections, allergies, environmental factors, or rare cancers. Rare Disease Day logo in the top right and source link at the bottom.
    • Infographic titled “Difficulties Associated with the Diagnostic Odyssey Based on Data from EURORDIS.” Four statistics shown: 60% misdiagnosed with another physical disease, 60% misdiagnosed with a psychological disease or not taken seriously, 40% not referred to a Centre of Expertise, and 25% had eight or more consultations before diagnosis. Source link at the bottom.
  • We're heading to Munich next week! 🇩🇪 This year, we're thrilled to present a satellite talk at the 36th German Society for Human Genetics Annual Conference. Our CEO, Dr. Ersen Kavak, will be addressing a critical challenge in variant interpretation: "Discrepancies Between Automated ACMG Classifications in Clinical Bioinformatics" 📅 Date: 04 March 2026 🕛 Time: 12:00 - 13:00 📍 Location: Science Congress Center If you're attending GfH2026, we'd love to connect, whether it's after the talk or throughout the conference. Please don't hesitate to drop by and say hello! #GfH2026 #Genomize #HumanGenetics #ClinicalGenomics #Bioinformatics #Genomics #PrecisionMedicine

    • Promotional visual for the 36th German Society for Human Genetics Annual Conference. Text reads: "Discrepancies Between Automated ACMG Classifications in Clinical Bioinformatics." Features a photo of the speaker, Dr. Erşen Kavak, CEO, Genomize, presenting at a podium. The Genomize logo is in the bottom left. A dark blue box in the bottom right indicates the event details: 04 March 2026, 12:00-13:00, Science Congress Center, Munich.
  • The SEQ Platform delivers a significantly more comprehensive approach to Copy Number Variant (CNV) analysis! We have expanded our real-time genotype-phenotype database functionality to include CNVs. Most importantly, we have applied this feature retroactively to all your past analyses. With the new CNV Database, you can now: - List previously observed copy number changes across your entire cohort. - Filter CNVs based on customizable overlap thresholds. - Instantly access the corresponding samples for any selected CNV. - View overlapping SNVs and Indels directly within the variant’s genotype column. By providing this functionality, we aim to bring greater confidence and efficiency to your routine variant interpretation. #SEQPlatform #ClinicalGenetics #Genomics #NGS #Bioinformatics #CNV #VariantInterpretation

    • Promotional graphic for Genomize titled “CNV Database Functionality.” The image states: “Filter observed CNVs by overlap thresholds and view co-occurring SNVs/Indels to streamline your workflow.” Below the text, a laptop screen displays a CNV analysis interface showing overlapping cohort CNV calls, genomic positions, variant types (e.g., deletions), overlap metrics, ACMG classification (VUS), and associated phenotypes in colored labels. The design features a clean, light background with the Genomize logo at the top.
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    We’re looking forward to attending the 36th German Society for Human Genetics Annual Conference in Munich! From March 4–6, we’ll be joining the event as one of the sponsors at the Munich Science Congress Center and welcoming visitors at our stand throughout the conference. We’re excited to share how the SEQ Platform supports efficient germline interpretation and enhanced somatic analysis through intelligent analytics and streamlined clinical workflows. We look forward to connecting with fellow geneticists, researchers, and clinicians and exchanging insights on the future of precision genomics. #Genomics #HumanGenetics #PrecisionMedicine #ClinicalGenomics #NGS #Bioinformatics #GfH

    • Promotional banner for the 36th German Society of Human Genetics Annual Conference, featuring a panoramic cityscape of Munich with the Olympic Tower at sunset. Text reads: “The 36th German Society of Human Genetics Annual Conference,” “Munich, Germany,” and “March 04–06, 2026.” The Genomize logo and the slogan “Turning Genomic Data Into Actionable Insights” appear at the bottom.

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