We are very proud to announce that the babelomics paper has been chosen by the Editors of Nucleic Acids Research to appear on the Featured Articles page.
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We are proud to announce the release of a new web suite for the analysis of Seria Gene Expression Data. The SEA suite integrates five different algorithms for univariate, multivariate and gene-set analysis of time-course and serial transcriptomics.
Researchers from the Bioinformatics and Genomics Department of the CIPF and the Regensburg University reported online today in PLoS Genetics that they have used genomics to start uncovering the three-dimensional characteristics of the nucleolus, a dense protein and nucleic acid structure in the cell's nucleus.
A new Pupasuite 2 release has been recently published. It includes a collection of new improvements that covers both web interface and inner functionalities.
This is a novel web-based resource to check for pathway (or GO terms) associations to diseases (or any other trait) in genome-wide association analysis (GWAS) with SNPs or CNVs. Searching directly for the association of pathways (or other types of functional modules) to phenotypic traits or diseases, instead of just analysing SNPs independently, constitutes a novel perspective in polymorphisms' analysis inspired in systems biology. As in other fields (e.g.
New Babelomics 3.2 includes a new disk space policy to preserve the integrity of our servers, and therefore, the integrity of every user work. From now, every user has a 1.5G of disk quota (maximum available disk space).
