New NGS module. New 3.3 version of Qlucore Omics Explorer
The new interactive NGS module is a great extension to Qlucore Omics Explorer
Qlucore Omics Explorer 3.3 will be launched in June, with a beta version released to customers now. An exciting release, it comes with a completely new NGS module and a range of functionalities that will make it easier and quicker to obtain new research results
Qlucore Omics Explorer Version 3.3 represents a significant step in our efforts to support our clients with both improved usability, functionality and business flexibility. The new NGS functionality is packaged in a separate module that can be ordered separately making it possible to select a tailored configuration.
Qlucore Omics Explorer 3.3 in the basic configuration includes the following:
- More options for RNA-seq data – added normalization methods (FPKM/RPKM, TPM) and support for stranded/non stranded data
- The new status interface dynamically shows all calculations applied to a data set and shows an overview of all open data sets and plots
- A fundamental rework of the heatmap export option to secure scaling and resolution in line with screen layout. Heatmaps can be exported directly to pdf format
- New statistical methods (voom + limma and Kruskal-Wallis) available through the API to R
- The new handy pdf report option for export of all open plots, calculations and references to used methods for a data set
- An updated user interface which is more flexible, supports 4k screens and introduce quick launch buttons for the GSEA workbench, the statistics dialog and the GO browser
- Updated Box plot with the option to display individual samples
- Reworked Documentation and Help system with extensive Getting Started resources, How To documents and video tutorials
The NGS module includes:
- A project manager that enables user friendly project configuration of all included files (BAM, VCF, GTF, BED…) using drag and drop
- Inbuilt variant caller
- Integrated Genome browser
- The new handy pdf report option for export of all open plots, calculations and references to used methods for a data set
- NGS filter module for dynamic filtering of the content showed in the browser (typical filter categories are variants, read coverage and presence)
- Inbuilt quantification of expression levels for RNA-seq data enabling dual and synchronized analysis in expression and genomic spaces
Watch a NGS introduction film here.