anchor.diff:       
                                caMOD
                             Version 2.6
  -                          February 2010
  +                          March 2010
   
          National Cancer Institute's Center for Biomedical Informatics and Information Technology 
    
  
positive.code:         sections: Libraries and Tissues (from EST data) or Protein Similarities 
          (from UniGene). caBio discontinued support for the Protein Similarities and 
          the performance for the Libraries and Tissues query did not meet minimum standards.  
          After meeting with the caBio team, it was concluded that the development team will need to eliminate lazy fetching for library and tissue attributes 
          if we want to improve performance.
       
      Please report any defects found to application support.
   
  
negative.code:     3.0 New Features and Updates 
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  BDA
  The goal of the build and deployment automation (BDA) effort was to create a consistent and repeatable build and deployment 
  process allowing each team to create production-ready software every day.  
  Development teams spend time communicating, verifying and fixing various deployment environments. The environment creation 
  process is manual, non-repeatable and slow. Automation will make it fast and cheap, 
  therefore it will become part of their daily tasks. This will reduce time spent on non-development tasks and the DEV teams 
  can better concentrate on creative development tasks.
  
  Carcinogenic Interventions part expanded
  New categories for Antibodies, Bacteria, Plasmid, Transposon, and Signaling Molecule were added to the carcinogenic interventions part. 
  Users can now report exposure to bacteria and the utilization of the Sleeping Beauty system in caMOD. (GForge entry #23552)
  
  The caMOD 2.5 Common Data Elements (CDEs) are available via caDSR  
     
  