INTERACTIVE BIOSOFTWARE

Interactive Biosoftware was founded in April 2007, in Rouen, France, by a group of medical and computer scientists focusing on practical software applications for health care and life sciences, particularly in the field of molecular biology.Its mission is to provide geneticists and researchers with the most sophisticated, easy to use and reliable software to help them make genetic analysis, surveillance, and share information between, and across, all tiers of human genome research.In 2012, Interactive Biosoftware launches Alamut Batch, its high throughput annotation engine for genetic variants. It is particularly appreciated for the data it provides, especially in the RNA splicing.