‘Speed gene' in modern racehorses originated from British mare 300 years ago
• All modern variants traced back to the legendary Nearctic
• Wide increase in variants of original...
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Dublin, Ireland 18 July 2011, Equinome (www.equinome.com), a leading Irish equine genomics company, has launched a new genetic test that can identify individual Thoroughbred horses with the...
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Equinome has been announced as a finalist in the Research & Development of the Irish Times InterTradeIreland All-island Innovation Awards.
A global leader in the field of equine genomics,...
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Dr Emmeline Hill has been named as the winner of the Business Category in the prestigious David Manley Emerging Entrepreneur Awards.
The Dublin Chamber of Commerce, Business Innovation Centres,...
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Dublin, December 15 2010, Equinome officially launched its genetic-testing service to the Australian bloodstock industry at an event held yesterday in Sydney.
The launch, which took place at the...
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Dr Emmeline Hill, Chairman and co-founder of Equinome, will conduct a seminar Wednesday 08 December from 6.30-8.30pm at the Equine Research Centre in Scone Racecourse, New South Wales.
The seminar,...
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Dr Emmeline Hill, co-founder of Equinome, was last night presented with the 2010 IMAGE Entrepreneur of the Year Award...
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Scientists at the Laboratory of Racing Chemistry (LRC) in Japan have published a study that confirms a region near the myostatin gene associated with racing performance in Japanese Thoroughbreds...
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Equinome today announced the publication of three scientific papers by Equinome and University College Dublin researchers in Animal Genetics and the Equine Veterinary Journal which describe...
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Dr Emmeline Hill will be presenting the findings of three new research papers at the 8th International Conference on Equine Exercise Physiology, which will take place in Cape Town, South Africa from...
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Dr Emmeline Hill, co-founder and Chairman of Equinome, has been named as one of three individuals shortlisted for the 2010 David Manley Business Entrepreneur of the Year award.
The judging panel for...
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A scientific study published today by researchers at Equinome confirms that the genetic marker used in the Equinome Speed Gene Test to identify the optimum racing distance for individual Thoroughbred...
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As part of the New York Thoroughbred Breeders' Annual Showcase Day on the 23rd October at Belmont Park, Donal Ryan, Managing Director of Equinome, will be giving a presentation entitled "How genetic...
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Donal Ryan, Managing Director of Equinome, will be giving a presentation at the California Thoroughbred Breeders' Association (CTBA) Annual Seminar on Friday, 24th September at Harris Ranch,...
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Dr Emmeline Hill, co-founder of Equinome, will present at the first Pedigree and Genetics Symposium to be held at the Marriott Griffin Gate Hotel in Lexington, Kentucky on October 11.
Dr Hill will be...
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Dr Emmeline Hill, co-founder of the new genetic-testing company Equinome, will be giving a presentation at the British Thoroughbred Breeders' Association (TBA) Seminar on Tuesday, 29th June at...
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Dr Emmeline Hill formally launched Equinome and the Equinome Speed Gene test at 2pm on January 29th at the Irish Thoroughbred Breeders' Association (ITBA) Expo 2010 in a seminar entitled Cracking the...
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The scientific data supporting the Equinome Speed Gene test has been peer-reviewed and published this week in the open access on-line Public Library of Science Journal, PLoS ONE.
The paper, entitled...
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Dublin, 20 January 2010
Equinome, a new Irish biotech company, today announced the launch of a breakthrough genetic test that can identify the optimum racing distance for individual Thoroughbred...
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NovaUCD, 19 November 2009
Equinome, a new biotech company, has won NovaUCD’s 2009 start-up award and a €5,000 prize after being named overall winner of the 14th NovaUCD Campus Company...
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The Economist, 05 November 2009
THE genomes of many mammals have now been completed, including the cow, the dog, the chimpanzee and, of course, the human...
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Rachel Pagones, Racing Post, 02 June 2009
A TEAM of scientists based in Ireland have reported for the first time that they have identified genes which they believe contribute to athletic...
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