FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS definition
FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS means the identification and/or validation of the biological function(s) of human and animal genes, and/or gene fragments and/or viruses and/or fragments of viruses transcribed from such genes, by means of the construction and use of arrayed collections of said genes and/or gene fragments, in non-phage viral vectors to enable the identification and validation of drug targets, nutriceuticals and/or therapeutics, for the treatment or prevention of human or animal disease(s) and/or the maintenance of nutritional health.
FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS means the identification of Genes, and the function of such Genes or the products thereof, and the interacting elements of pathways involving those Genes.
FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS means functional genomics in the areas of crop production ("Crop Production"), nutrition, industrial products and foods for human health; "Crop Production" means any business activity resulting in the production or enhanced production of crops, food, animal feed or industrial feed stocks. "Bioinformatics" means database architecture, information storage and retrieval, software, data analysis and query tools and data display and user interface.
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AFFILIATES are not licensed, and are not permitted, to use PER.C6® CELLS in or for FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS studies.