Good question. We're targeting analysis of "next generation" DNA sequencing data, as is commonly applied in research settings today. Clinicians and researches a

Good question. We're targeting analysis of "next generation" DNA sequencing data, as is commonly applied in research settings today. Clinicians and researches are beginning to use sequencing to try and identify bacteria, viruses or other organisms in complex samples (either from patients or from environmental samples). These complex “metagenomic” samples can be processed using our tool (we've set up a demo on the submitted link), in order to understand a sample's composition, or to see if there are relevant pathogens in the sample.