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Accelerate, simplify and improve research and cancer diagnostics with visualization-based analysis.
Advances in next-generation sequencing are giving us the raw data to research, explore and improve diagnosis, with more ambition than ever. Qlucore visualization-based solutions make it easier for researchers, technicians and physicians to easily explore, interpret and make clinical decisions.
New version of Qlucore Omics Explorer with integrated DESeq2 statistics enables fast in-depth analysis.
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