Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods for managing and using a curated genetic biomarker database. The systems and methods allow for submission and curation of genetic biomarkers, the development of new genetic tests based on the submitted biomarkers, conducting the genetic tests, and accounting for payments due to biomarker submitters and test developers for use of the genetic tests.

Abstract: A method of genetic testing utilizing a system of servers, databases, computers, software applications, or any other computing module. The computing modules allow for creation of a genetic test script and the analysis of genetic information based on the genetic test script. The system can also account for the use of proprietary biomarkers.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods for facilitating licensing of intellectual property rights and transfer of payments between intellectual property rights holders and users or licensees while shielding patient privacy. Information contained in a patient records database is restricted such that one or more fields of information are not available to one or more users of a privacy facilitating system. The patient records database containing patient records including patient identification information and diagnostic information is accessed along with a proprietary records database containing records of proprietary biomarkers and intellectual property rights holders of the proprietary biomarkers. The patient records database and the proprietary records database are queried to determine the presence of a proprietary biomarker in a patient record.

Abstract: A system of collocated servers, databases, computers, software applications, or any other computing module for the processing and utilization of genetic information. The computing modules allow for the analysis of genetic information stored in a database and the reporting of genetic test results without the need for sending the genetic information across the internet.

Abstract: A self-improving identification method classifies specimens based on class identifiers. The system stores specimen profiles in a database that is updated with additional specimen profiles and with follow-up data that corrects classification of specimens that were initially incorrectly classified. Algorithms use the updated database to discover new class identifiers, modify thresholds of known class identifiers, and drop unnecessary class identifiers to improve classification of specimens.