In the fast-paced world of GMO detection, reliability and accuracy are supreme. Janus, Haystack's patent-pending computerized GMO-detection tool, utilizes subtle differences in the statistical measures of GM sequences to determine the likelihood that a sequence is of exogenous origin.
Using our in-house high-speed parallel-processing architecture, we can quickly deliver high-quality results that stand on their own or can be used in conjunction with other GMO-detection tests for further confirmation. Janus is designed to be compatible with other bioinformatics tools and formats such as BLAST and FASTA. With Janus, it is now possible to dynamically detect GM sequences in arbitrarily large genomes.
The passage describes a tool called Janus, which is used for detecting genetically modified sequences in genomes, and highlights its capabilities and compatibility with other bioinformatics tools.
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Given a text passage, determine:
    1. If it contains a mathematical question (including word problems or calculations)
    2. If an answer to that mathematical question is provided in the text

First, describe the content structure you found in 1-2 sentences.

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In the fast-paced world of GMO detection, reliability and accuracy are supreme. Janus, Haystack's patent-pending computerized GMO-detection tool, utilizes subtle differences in the statistical measures of GM sequences to determine the likelihood that a sequence is of exogenous origin.
Using our in-house high-speed parallel-processing architecture, we can quickly deliver high-quality results that stand on their own or can be used in conjunction with other GMO-detection tests for further confirmation. Janus is designed to be compatible with other bioinformatics tools and formats such as BLAST and FASTA. With Janus, it is now possible to dynamically detect GM sequences in arbitrarily large genomes.
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The passage describes a tool called Janus, which is used for detecting genetically modified sequences in genomes, and highlights its capabilities and compatibility with other bioinformatics tools. 

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