Annai Systems Inc.

Annia Systems Inc.

Jpl Innovations, LLC

Lawrence Ganeshalingam

Patrick Allen

Patrick Nikita Allen

Daniel Maltbie

Dan Maltbie

A method for parallelized transfer of an electronic file over a network. The method includes sending a first portion of the electronic file from a first sending node and receiving, at the first sending node, information relating to a second portion of the electronic file sent by a second sending node. The method further includes sending a third portion of the electronic file from the first sending node, wherein the third portion is different from the second portion.

System and method for secure, high-speed transfer of very large files

A system and method of transmitting and receiving information pertaining to biological sequence data is disclosed. The method includes receiving, at a network interface of a node of a network, a data packet including a first header containing network routing information and a second header associated with a layered model representative of the biological sequence data. The method also includes parsing the data packet and separating the first header from the second header.

Biological data networks and methods therefor

Methods and systems for organizing, representing and processing polymeric sequence information, including biopolymeric sequence information such as DNA sequence information and related information are disclosed herein. Polymeric sequence and associated information may be represented using a plurality of data units, each of which includes one or more headers and a payload containing a representation of a segment of the polymeric sequence. Each header may include or be linked to a portion of the associated information.

Method and systems for processing polymeric sequence data and related information

A system and method of transmitting and receiving packetized biological sequence data is disclosed. The method includes receiving, at a network interface of a node of a network, a data packet including a first header containing network routing information, a second header containing header information pertaining to the biological sequence data, and a payload containing a compressed version of the biological sequence data. The method further includes extracting at least the compressed version of the biological sequence data from the data packet. In addition, the method includes storing the compressed version of the biological sequence data within a memory of the node.

A computer implemented method may be used to receive a sequence of binary codes representative of a biopolymeric data sequence and process the sequence of binary codes using instructions that are at least implicitly defined relative to at least one controlled sequence and representative of a biological event affecting one or more aspects of a biopolymeric molecule. A machine readable medium may contain a set of such instructions. The machine readable medium may be part of a genomics data processing system.

Methods and systems for processing genomic data

A computer implemented method of generating an identification element including storing an amount of identifiable object data obtained as a linear sequence of data elements in the memory of a computer and which can be fragmented to produce a plurality of identifiable object data fragments each having a number of data elements which corresponds to one of a set of random numbers generated by a random number generator each of the identifiable object data fragments translated into a linear sequence of DNA data elements and embedded to generate an identification element.

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Dublin, CA, United States of America

Lawrence Ganeshalingam