CHICAGO, IL - February 28, 2007

Integrated Genomics announced today that Genencor, the biotechnology division of Danisco A/S that develops innovative enzymes and bio-products, has licensed the ERGO™ bioinformatics software system to characterize and optimize microbial products used in reducing the environmental impact of the cleaning, textiles, oil and chemical industries. ERGO™ is a powerful software platform for analyzing genome sequences and performing gene annotations, metabolic reconstructions, and other gene analyses and comparisons.

CHICAGO, IL and Stockholm, Sweden - January 29, 2007

Integrated Genomics Inc. (Chicago, IL), a leading provider of microbial gene sequencing and analysis services, has signed an agreement with Arla Foods in Sweden and Denmark to sequence and annotate the genome of a dairy lactic acid bacterium. Scientists at Arla Foods will use the new sequence and metabolic reconstructions in Integrated Genomics’ ERGO™ bioinformatics system to characterize and develop lactic acid bacteria used in foods such as milk, cheese, butter, and milk based products.

CHICAGO, IL and Laguna Hills, CA - January 4, 2007

CODA Genomics and Integrated Genomics (Chicago, IL) announced today a collaboration which will apply CODA’s proprietary Translation Engineering™ protein expression technology to the Pichia yeast expression system.

CHICAGO, IL and Orlando, FL - December 4, 2006

Integrated Genomics (Chicago, IL) and Tsunamic Technologies (Orlando, FL) have entered into a contract to develop high-performance Linux clusters for large-scale, high throughput genome annotation and comparative genomics. 

CHICAGO, IL and Pittsburgh, PA - October 10, 2006

Integrated Genomics Inc. (Chicago, IL), the University of Pittsburgh, and the University of Notre Dame and have been awarded a NIH grant to study bacterial pathogenic and bioterrorism agents as part of a novel research program that aims to develop and experimentally validate an integrated antimicrobial drug discovery scheme.

CHICAGO, IL and Cambridge, MA - September 18, 2006

Integrated Genomics Inc. (Chicago, IL), a leading provider of microbial gene sequencing and analysis services, has signed an agreement with Chr. Hansen A/S in Denmark to sequence, close, and annotate the genome of a probiotic lactic acid bacterium. This contract continues a multiyear relationship between the companies in lactic acid microbial genomics.

CHICAGO, IL and Cambridge, MA - August 10, 2006

Integrated Genomics (Chicago, Illinois) and Mascoma (Cambridge, Massachusetts) have entered into a contract to analyze the genome of a microbe important to breaking down cellulosic biomass for conversion into ethanol.

CHICAGO, IL and Rockville, MD - May 19, 2006

Ariadne today announced that the unique Metabolic Vision microbial pathway collection developed by Integrated Genomics is now available as an ancillary pathway database for its PathwayStudio® and PathwayExpert™ software. The addition of Metabolic Vision collection expands the applications of PathwayStudio® and PathwayExpert™ to include microbial pathway analysis for basic, medical and industrial microbiology, and food and environmental research in addition to mammalian pathway analysis.

CHICAGO, IL and Palaiseau, France - March 27, 2006

The Daniel Carasso Center, Groupe DANONE's Research Center, has entered into a 3-year license for Integrated Genomics ERGO™ database and genomic discovery system. Scientists at the Carasso Center in France will use the ERGO™ system as part of its tools to analyze genomic and microarray data from lactic acid bacteria.

CHICAGO, IL and Hoersholm, Denmark - February 7, 2006

Integrated Genomics, a leading provider of bioinformatics tools, has licensed their proprietary ERGO™ database and genomic discovery system to Chr. Hansen A/S, a global natural ingredients company. Scientists at Chr. Hansen's Genomics & Strain Development in Denmark will use the ERGO™ system to characterize and develop lactic acid bacteria used in foods and as probiotics for human health.

CHICAGO, IL and Hamilton, MT - December 15, 2005

The sequence of Chlamydia trachomatis serovar A was published and released by the Chlamydial Pathogenesis Section of the Laboratory of Intracellular Parasites (LICP) at Rocky Mountain Laboratories (RML Hamilton, Montana) with the assistance Integrated Genomics Inc.. 

CHICAGO, IL and Konstanz, Germany - December 4, 2005

Integrated Genomics Inc., a leading provider of bioinformatics tools, and GATC Biotech AG, have licensed Integrated Genomics' proprietary ERGO™ database and genomic discovery system to Degussa AG. Under the terms of the agreement, Scientists of Degussa's Project House ProFerm will use the ERGO™ system to optimise their production strains and find new methods of high yield production of amino acids and other specialty chemicals.

CHICAGO, IL - May 24, 2006

The publication and release of four new group A pyogenes genome sequences (commonly known as "flesh eating bacteria"),marks the completion of the world's largest multi-strain bacterial pathogen sequencing project.

CHICAGO, IL - May 19, 2004

Integrated Genomics Inc. has successfully concluded an additional round of venture capital financing. The capital raised will be used to further expand the business, with particular focus in the area of metabolic engineering.

CHICAGO, IL and Konstanz, Germany - January 26, 2004

GATC Biotech AG, a leading provider of molecular biological services, and Integrated Genomics Inc. , a leading microbial genomics company, announced the closure of a multi year contract for the distribution of Integrated Genomics ERGO™ bioinformatics suite of curated microbial and eukaryotic genomes in Europe. In addition, GATC Biotech and Integrated Genomics will combine their market presentation in terms of sequencing and bioinformatics projects. Financial terms were not disclosed.

CHICAGO, IL and Rockville, MD - December 8, 2003

Ariadne Genomics, Inc., a leading developer of systems biology tools, today announced a strategic partnership with Integrated Genomics Inc., a leading microbial genomics company. The deal allows scientists worldwide to easily access and analyze 600+ annotated microbial and eukaryotic genomes.

CHICAGO, IL and Beverly, MA - August 20, 2003

Agencourt Bioscience Corporation, a provider of genomic services and nucleic acid purification products to the life sciences industry, today announced the formation of a strategic marketing alliance with Integrated Genomics, Inc.

CHICAGO, IL - April 30, 2001

Integrated Genomics, Inc. has been recently honored with The Incubator of the Year Award by the Association of University Related Research Parks (AURRP) during their 2001 Conference held in Chicago, IL. Chairman of the Board and President, Robert Haselkorn, member of the faculty of the University of Chicago since 1961, received the award on behalf of the 130 plus employees located throughout the United States, Germany, and Russia.

CHICAGO, IL and Ludwigshafen, Germany - March 2, 2001

Chicago-based Integrated Genomics, Inc. and the transnational chemical company BASF Group entered into a partnership to sequence and annotate the genome of Corynebacterium glutamicum, containing more than three million DNA base pairs. With the aid of the ERGO™ bioinformatics suite, genes and functions were put into a metabolic network to give a map of how the organism converts sugar to lysine. "Now we know who the enzymatic actors are and how they interact with each other," reported Markus Pompejus, Project Manager of Lysine Research at BASF.

CHICAGO, IL and Jena, Germany - January 15, 2001

DEWB is taking an eight percent stake in the Chicago-based firm of Integrated Genomics, Inc.