Slideshow: Illumina’s (concept) MyGenome iPhone app

Wednesday - June 10th, 2009 - 06:00pm EST by Brian Dolan | | | | | | |  |

Illumina CEO Jay Flatley

At the Consumer Genetics Show in Boston, MA, today Illumina President and CEO Jay Flatley reveals an iPhone with a conceptualized application called MyGenome. Flatley said a developer at Illumina put the application together in just 10 days.

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4 Responses to “Slideshow: Illumina’s (concept) MyGenome iPhone app”

  1. Illumina demos concept iPhone app for genetic data sharing | mobihealthnews Says:

    [...] Flatley also demonstrated how users might send their genomic profile to a nearby device via a short range wireless technology like Bluetooth. (For a brief walkthrough of Flatley’s conceptualized iPhone application MyGenome, check out thi….) [...]

  2. Illumina launches own website and MyGenome iPhone application « The Future of Self-Knowledge Says:

    [...] Knome was first to offer whole-genome sequencing to individuals  including data interpretation, since early 2008 and currently charges $99,500 and Medomics offers a “diagnostic genome” service at an undisclosed price, although it has not yet had a customer for it. Illumina is the first sequencing-technology provider to open its service business to individual customers for non-research purposes and to consier how interpretaiton and comparison of ones genome could exist on the Iphone. [...]

  3. iPhone and research | The OpenHelix Blog Says:

    [...] It seems the iPhone (and mobile computing) is ripe for such apps. Of course Illumina had a ‘concept’ app they suggest for viewing your personal genome [...]

  4. Apple sheds light on Illumina’s planned genome app | mobihealthnews Says:

    [...] a video with a number of images of the concept iPhone application Illumina is developing. (Our original photos from the event earlier this year can be re-visited here.) Source: [...]

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