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Farewell Gen P, welcome new AgeCurve App
We are getting there! Based on our early user experience interviews, we have re-designed our application. We wanted to reach 2 goals More accessible, less scientific content Focusing clearly on aging related features Accordingly, we have also dropped the name ‘Gen P’ and renamed the application simply to be called AgeCurve App from now on. If […]
AgeCurve Founder’s talk at an SIU event at Cambridge University
AgeCurve’s founder, Attila Csordas is giving a talk at the Meet the Founder: Pitch Perfect event at Cambridge University. The event is organised by The Science Innovation Union, an entrepreneurs-led not-for-profit organization with over 2,500 members across London, Cambridge, Oxford, Frankfurt.
GenomeWeb’s story on AgeCurve
Below please find the piece written by GenomeWeb editor Adam Bonislawski based on my answers and his research. GenomeWeb is one of the most respected, American online news organisation covering life sciences. Adam has been editing GenomeWeb’s Proteomics & Protein Research Section, serving the bigger proteomics community and he kindly gave us permission to post the whole report […]
AgeCurve App: measuring the human holobiont: human host + permanent guest bacteria
Earlier we have compared the AgeCurve style first-to-market personal proteome kit to personal genome and personal microbiome services. Today we highlight and explain one big difference implicit in those comparisons. For this we need to introduce the term holobiont: holobionts are units of biological organisations composed of the host organism and its associated microbes. The prefix holo- […]
Comparing personal microbiome and personal proteome services
Although AgeCurve is opening a new niche market in digital health by offering age focused personal proteome services with Gen P, it builds upon the decade long progress made by other companies in the personal omics field. Big thank for those companies for creating that market at all and nurturing it with different innovations. In Differences […]
Gen P users have their proteomes sequenced, but what is a proteome anyway?
Most of us have some ideas of what proteins are and even can tell some examples by name and function. Fitness enthusiasts & gym lovers usually know about actin or even myosin and their role in muscle contractions. Health-conscious eaters and nutritionists know about ovalbumin, the major protein found in eggs. Careful parents might know […]
Top 10 most abundant bacteria in the oral microbiome
Gen P measures proteins by relative abundance and so far we have talked about the most abundant human proteins and top bacterial proteins in our Private Beta samples. It’s time to name the top detected bacteria to date forming a core part of the oral microbiome.