GensearchNGS

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Application data

Created by Wolf B.
Biological application domain(s) Targeted resequencing
Principal bioinformatics method(s) Alignment, Alignment viewer, Read Alignment, Variant Prioritization, Mutation detection, Database, Database submission preparation
Technology Solexa, Roche 454, 454, Illumina
Created at Phenosystems SA
Maintained? Yes
Input format(s) FASTQ, FASTA, QUAL, SAM/BAM
Software features Plugin framework, Cafe Variome submission
Programming language(s) Java and POPJava
Licence Commercial software
Operating system(s) UNIX and Windows

Summary: A user friendly framework for re-sequencing in a diagnostics context: searching for mutations/variants, especially on well known genes.

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Description

Gensearch(r)NGS is a user friendly framework for the analysis of targeted resequencing data from Illumina (FastQ) and Roche 454 (FastA/Qual) data files to lists of variants which can be filtered and prioritized on user defined criteria. It is plugin friendly: users can add external aligners such as Bowtie, BWA or Stampy, depending on the platform they use and their alignment requirements (the framework offers also a built in custom aligner). Users can also built a patient centric database with the variants/mutations detected and submit variants to the public Cafe Variome platform which is an open project to help laboratories to exchange variant information.






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