XpressWayTM Profiles

XpressWay^TM Profiles are quantitative human gene expression data generated using qRT-PCR. Profiles present data for a given target across 72 different non-diseased tissue types, each from 3 different donors.

Using a standard platform, Asterand quickly and easily identifies which human tissues express targets. XpressWay^TM Profiles can be used to:

• confirm therapeutic approach
• confirm microarray data
• understand the potential impact of splice variants
• exploit opportunities to switch indication
• identify potential side effect liabilities

XpressWay^TM Profiles can be purchased as required from our expanding database of human gene expression data. Our database currently contains human gene expression profiles for over 2000 genes, which can provide you with immediate access to the information for your targets of interest. Click here to submit a request of existing genes. In addition, Asterand can generate XpressWay^TM Profiles for any other gene(s) of interest.

Each XpressWay^TM Profile report presents visual expression profiles and a complete data set for your gene of interest, including accession number, primer probe sequences, and all associated clinical information.

To add value to the data in XpressWay^TM Profiles, Asterand has developed proprietary software that allows gene profiles to be compared, grouped, correlated and presented in different formats together with having functionality for preliminary data mining to identify potential new targets. Please contact your Business Development Director for further information.

Download more about XpressWay^TM Profiles or qRT-PCR at Asterand.

XpressWayTM profile for the Human Secretin Receptor (SCTR) Secretin is a 27-amino acid peptide hormone that is secreted from duodenal S endocrine cells in response to acidic contents leaving the stomach. Secretin potently stimulates electrolyte and water secretion from pancreatic and biliary epithelial cells. The XpressWayTMProfile demonstrates the expected, high levels of SCTR expression in the duodenum and pancreas together with interestingly high expression in lung parenchyma and tertiary bronchus.

For further information, contact us at advantage@asterand.com