Quick Biology Inc. is located in Pasadena, CA. with a focus on developing new technologies to allow scientists/physicians to obtain more results in less time. We provide NGS service as well as related reagents to investigate the functions of identified variants. We also help physicians to unleash the power of NGS in disease diagnosis. ★We are equipped with the latest Illumina NovaSeq 6000, HiSeq X Ten, HiSeq 4000, NextSeq500, MiSeq and Ion Proton. We have: --High sequencing throughput and capacity (NovaSeq 6000 S2 flow cell, ~3300M reads of PE150); --Fast turn around time (our HiSeq4000 runs twice a week on a routine basis); --Very competitive price in RNA-seq, ATAC-seq, Whole Exome Seq and Whole Genome Seq; --Advanced bioinformatic analysis, including analysis for RNA splicing/RNA editing; --High-quality pictures for publication purpose ★We also provide functional genomic screening service using our proprietary Drug Array and siRNA Array to conduct functional studies on your pathway of interest through drug-drug and drug-gene interactions on your cell line of interest. (1) Drug Array: - This Drug Array comprises 66 highly selective anti-cancer drugs, which allows users to quickly screen potential drug-drug and drug-gene interactions. It serves as a great tool to survey synthetic lethality for cancer treatment. It also serves as a tool to probe pathway-pathway interactions. (2) siRNA Array - siRNA array for Drug Targets: This array set silences 60 well-known drug targets, which allows users to screening potential gene-gene and gene-drug interaction. - siRNA array for Cancer Driver Genes: This array set silences 60 well-known cancer driver genes. Please contact us for a quote. ***: All information here is subject to change without notice. Please contact Quick Biology for latest pricing and terms. Recent Publication: Schlieve, C. R., Fowler, K. L., Thornton, M., Huang, S., Hajjali, I., Hou, X., … Grikscheit, T. C. (2017). Neural Crest Cell Implantation Restores Enteric Nervous System Function and Alters the Gastrointestinal Transcriptome in Human Tissue-Engineered Small Intestine. Stem Cell Reports, 9(3), 883–896. http://doi.org/10.1016/j.stemcr.2017.07.017
Mitochondrial DNA sequencing enables analysis of the mitochondrial genome, of which there are hundreds of copies in every human cell. This service can be a powerful tool for researchers interested in mtDNA DNA typing, mitochondrial disorders and mechanisms of aging.
Please contact us for more information!
Quick Biology now offers targeted NGS assays to characterize the human immune repertoire from RNA input. Powered by Anchored Multiplex PCR (AMP™), we can tag and amplify V(D)J rearrangements for sequencing on Illumina® platforms. Sequenced libraries are analyzed using the Immune Repertoire pipeline in our in-depth analysis for clonotype identification and frequency reporting.
-- TCR profiling:
Quick Biology TCR profiling amplifies T cell receptor beta/gamma or alpha/delta chains for sequencing and analysis across a wide variety of clonality and diversity applications. With targeted primers within 100 bp of the end of the CDR3 sequence of interest, the beta/gamma profiling is designed for maximal sensitivity in FFPE material to profile tumor infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs). Sample inputs range from 25ng to 2μg.
-- BCR profiling:
Quick Biology BCR profiling amplifies B cell receptor heavy (IGH) and light (kappa/lambda) chains for sequencing and analysis. Primers are designed to identify isotypes and subclasses in the Fc region and somatic hypermutations within the variable regions. Sample inputs range from 25ng to 6μg.
We also do immune repertoire analysis, providing extensive clone and clonotype information in custom-filtered tables, dynamic visualizations, and full data exports to answer advanced research questions.
Turnaround time is ~4 weeks, plus one week for analysis.
Quick Biology now is offering Liquid Biopsy for circulating cell-free tumor DNA.
ctDNA comprises only a small fraction of cfDNA. Considering that driver mutations are often low-frequency mutations (allele fraction <2%), detecting such low-abundance mutations in highly fragmented material can be challenging. Our ctDNA kit detects relevant ctDNA variants at allele fractions (AF) down to at least 0.25% with varying input amounts, demonstrating high sensitivity and accurate low-AF variant detection.
Our ctDNA Kit for Illumina is an advanced and user-friendly solution for targeted next-generation sequencing (NGS) of circulating cell-free tumor DNA (ccfDNA/cfDNA/ctDNA) from 28 genes commonly found mutated in solid tumor type cancers.
Our bioinformatics analysis ensures sensitive and accurate mutation detection with quick turnaround time.
This service is for research purpose only.
We can help you with Flow Cytometry Data Analysis, please contact us.
Quick Biology is offering flow cytometry analysis service for companies or academic teams at a competitive price with other facilities and short waiting time.
Our team will run the experiment for you and help you design the protocol to assure the best outcome.
The company expertise includes but is not limited to surface protein expression, biomarker identification and extracellular protein quantification using flow cytometry approach.
If you are interested, please contact us to discuss the experimental plan, price, and availability.
Quick Biology’s 10x Genomics' Chromium single cell service enables the reliable investigation of the Single Cell genomics, transcriptomic, epigenomics with minimal bias. We are able to deliver a complete solution for:
-- Single Cell genomics (Copy Number Variation)
-- Single Cell Transcriptomics (Gene Expression Profiling, and T/B cells Immune Profiling)
-- Single Cell Epigenomics (Chromatin Accessibility, single cell ATAC-seq)
-- Linked-Reads Genomics (Whole Genome Sequencing, Exome Sequencing, and de novo Assembly)
Sample requirements:
· 500 – 80000+ intact cell suspensions from all vertebrate species (e.g., human, mouse, rat, sorted cells, tissue culture cells, cells picked under the microscope or microdissected cells from frozen tissue).
· Starting with 1 ng of purified DNA
Turnaround time:
About 4 weeks, depends on the quality of submitted samples, one additional week for data analysis.
The 10X Chromium system applications:
(1) SINGLE CELL GENE EXPRESSION (scRNA-seq)
Go beyond traditional gene expression analysis to characterize cell populations, cell types, cell states, and more on a cell-by-cell basis. From assessing tumor heterogeneity and stem cell composition, to dissecting neuronal populations—the technological advancements provided by the Chromium Single Cell Gene Expression Solution, along with turnkey bioinformatics software tools, allow you to maximize insight from any sample type.
(2) SINGLE CELL ASSAY FOR TRANSPOSASE ACCESSIBLE CHROMATIN (scATAC-seq)
Chromatin organization compacts meters of DNA into the nucleus, making just a small fraction of DNA accessible for transcription within each cell. The Chromium Single Cell Assay for Transposase Accessible Chromatin (ATAC) Solution provides a robust and scalable approach to map the epigenetic landscape at single cell resolution. Using a transposase enzyme to preferentially tag accessible DNA regions with sequencing adaptors, researchers can now generate sequencing-ready libraries and identify open chromatin regions. Our simple, high-throughput workflow, combined with intuitive software, enables understanding of epigenetic and regulatory variation across tens of thousands of cells.
(3) SINGLE CELL GENOME SEQUENCING (WGS)
The Chromium Genome Sequencing Solution enables you to fully reconstruct long range haplotypes, reveal structural variation, and detect variants in previously inaccessible and complex regions of the genome. By partitioning and barcoding high molecular weight (HMW) DNA to generate Linked-Reads, short-read information can be placed within the context of the whole genome, allowing you to gain a more comprehensive view of the genome than ever before. Reveal the true diploid nature of the human genome and unlock the full spectrum of variants such as small nucleotide variants (SNVs), indels, and large-scale structural rearrangements (including inversions and translocations) with the Chromium Genome Sequencing Solution.
(4) SINGLE CELL IMMUNE REPERTOIRE PROFILING
The Chromium Single Cell Immune Profiling Solution is a comprehensive approach to simultaneously examine the cellular context of the immune system and the immune repertoires of hundreds to tens of thousands of T and B cells on a cell-by-cell basis. From immunology and immuno-oncology, to infectious disease research—these technological advancements, along with intuitive software analysis and visualization tools, accelerate the understanding of the adaptive immune system.
MeRIP-Sequencing (RNA Methylation)
Alternative names: RNA Methylation Seq, MeRIP-Seq, N6-Methyladenosine Seq, M6A RNA-seq
RNA methylation is a reversible post-translational modification to RNA that epigenetically impacts numerous biological processes. It occurs in different RNAs including tRNA, rRNA, mRNA, tmRNA, snRNA, snoRNA, miRNA, and viral RNA. Different catalytic strategies are employed for RNA methylation by a variety of RNA-methyltransferases.
N6-methyladenosine (m6A) represents an abundant RNA modification that is conserved across many different species, ranging from plants, to yeast, to mammals. Similar to the 5-methylcytosine (5-mc) modification of DNA, m6A is a reversible chemical modification of RNA. m6A RNA modifications are an emerging topic in controlling cell fate transitions in mammalian embryonic stem cells. m6A is one of the most prevalent modifications on both mRNAs and noncoding RNAs in eukaryotes with an estimated 12,000 m6A sites in over 7,000 genes.
5-methylcytosine (5-mC) is an epigenetic mark that also commonly occurs in various RNA molecules. Researchers are able to bisulfite convert RNA, perform RT-PCR amplification, cloning, and sequencing to gain information about RNA cytosine methylation states. By treating RNA with bisulfite, cytosine residues are deaminated to uracil while leaving 5-methylcytosine intact.
Quick Biology now offers both MeRIP/m6A-seq and 5-mC RNA Bisulfite-Seq, please contact us to learn more!
Hi-C Sequencing
Please inquire about our new Hi-C seq service.
The three-dimensional (3D) conformation of genomes has a profound impact on gene regulation, DNA replication, and DNA damage repair. Recent years have seen a drastic expansion of genome conformation mapping technologies, including Hi-C, a sequencing-based assay designed to interrogate the 3D organization
of the genome. While existing Hi-C protocols have served as a tremendously valuable tool for some in the community, widespread adoption has been precluded by labor-intensive, cumbersome and complex protocols, prolonged ~4 day duration, inconsistent experimental results, and the demand for billions of sequence reads per sample for high-resolution chromatin looping analyses.
Quick Biology is now implementing a streamlined and simplified Hi-C sequencing workflow that produces high-quality libraries with consistency. The high quality and enriched signal-to-noise HiC library enables the identification of both known and previously unknown chromatin interaction loops at much reduced sequencing depths.
We are running a pre-launch trials now and will accpet projects with discounted pricing. Please inquire about our Hi-C seq service.
RNA seq
Sample requirements:
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We offer very competitive pricing on ATAC-seq (Assay for Transposase-Accessible Chromatin with high throughput sequencing), which is an alternative or complementary method to MNase-seq (sequencing of micrococcal nuclease sensitive sites), FAIRE-seq and DNAse-seq. It aims to identify accessible DNA regions, equivalent to DNase I hypersensitive sites.
SAMPLE REQUIREMENTS:
We are specialized in doing single-cell (low-input) RNA-seq library preparation for FFPE/degraded/low-input samples including single cells. Single-cell methods include whole transcriptome amplification (WTA), Chromium 10X and UPX 3' single-cell mRNA-seq. Please ask for a quote.
Quick Biology’s single cell / low-input RNA-seq service (scRNA-seq) Option delivers:
Option #1 (low input/single-cell RNA-seq):
· Transcript discovery and differential expression from single eukaryotic cells and RNA-seq from limited samples including viral RNA.
· An all-in-one, direct cell-to-library solution incorporating robust whole transcriptome amplification (WTA) and highly efficient library preparations
· Completely PCR-free cell-to-library protocol to minimize bias and maximize transcript detection
· Libraries from single cells using a Quick Biology optimized streamlined protocol
· RNA-seq data includes both mRNA and lincRNA
· Fewer sequence errors – this is perfect for viral genome sequencing
Our scRNA-seq is suitable for transcriptome amplification for the analysis of:
(1) mRNA with poly A+ tails
(2) Total RNA
Note: Not recommended for tRNAs, miRNAs, severely degraded RNA, RNA from FFPE material or samples fixed by formaldehyde, glutaraldehyde or other fixatives.
Quick Biology scRNA-seq workflow:
We follow a complete WTA workflow from cell lysis, gDNA removal and cDNA synthesis to highly uniform amplification across the entire transcriptome in a one-tube protocol – with negligible sequence bias.
Sample requirements:
· 1–1000 intact cells from all vertebrate species (e.g., human, mouse, rat, sorted cells, tissue culture cells, cells picked under the microscope or microdissected cells from frozen tissue).
· 100 pg – 100 ng of purified RNA
Option #2: Chromium 10X single-cell transcriptome seq:
The Chromium Single Cell Gene Expression Solution provides a comprehensive, scalable solution for cell characterization and gene expression profiling of hundreds to tens of thousands of cells. Our latest improvements allow you to detect even more unique transcripts per cell and with the addition of Feature Barcoding technology, you can get a more complete molecular readout cell by cell—identify cell-specific CRISPR-mediated perturbations or simultaneously measure gene and cell surface protein expression in the same cell, with virtually unlimited possibilities for the additional feature types.
Option #3: Quick Biology’s UPX 3' single-cell mRNA-seq service (UPX 3' scRNA-seq) delivers:
Sample requirements:
· start with 1–100 cell
· 10 pg to 1 ng of isolated RNA
Please check out our 2018 new service Single-cell/Low-input Whole Genome Sequencing!
We provide a complete solution for whole-genome sequencing from isolated single animal or bacterial cells or low amounts of genomic DNA (1–1000 intact cells, or >50 pg purified gDNA). This service is ideally suited to the analysis of aneuploidy and copy number variation and sequence variation in single cells or for whole genome sequencing from rare samples.
Applications:
Obtain whole genome sequences with comprehensive genome coverage and exceptional sequence fidelity from single cells or low input gDNA.
The proliferation of technologies that enabled the analysis of single, isolated cells has transformed research in neuroscience, cancer, reproduction and more. With technological breakthroughs in single cell isolation, whole genome amplification (WGA) and NGS library preparation, experiments using single cells are now possible – opening a wealth of exciting new insights for you to discover. However, challenges still exist. In particular, methods for the unbiased and complete amplification of a single genome and for the efficient conversion of that amplified DNA into a sequencer-compatible library face several technical limitations including incomplete amplification, the introduction of PCR errors, GC-bias and locus or allelic drop-out.
With these considerations in mind, Quick Biology offers optimized solutions for your research with the new low input / single cell whole genome sequencing (WGS) service.
Quick Biology’s single cell / low-input WGS service (scWGS) delivers:
• High sensitivity: Typical yield is greater than 5 µg when starting with 1 ng of genomic DNA. Whole genome amplification from as low as 6 pg DNA (5 human cells).
• Reduced amplification bias and no primer artefacts: Primer-free amplification method utilizes a combination of TthPrimPol Primase (to synthesize primers) and Phi29 DNA polymerase.
• Obtain higher genome coverage and greater sequence fidelity.
Quick Biology scWGS workflow:
We follow a complete WTA workflow from cell lysis, cDNA synthesis, highly uniform amplification across the entire genome to the final Illumina Sequencing in an optimized protocol:
Sample requirements:
• 1–1000 intact cells from many species (e.g., human, mouse, rat, bacteria, sorted cells, tissue culture cells, cells picked under the microscope or microdissected cells from frozen tissue).
• 50 pg – 1 ng of purified gDNA, free of any contaminants.
Turnaround time
About 4 weeks, depends on the quality of submitted samples, one additional week for data analysis.
Whole Exome Sequencing
Required at least 6 samples.
2*150 PE with Hiseq 4000
Depth 50x
Including capture/library preparation/Reads QC
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Human Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) on HiSeq X Ten, 90Gb (~30x), Turn Around Time: 4-6 weeks, including:
(1) Library preparation & Sequencing (~30x coverage, ~90 Gb raw data /sample, (PE150, Q30 ≥ 80%))
(2) Analysis (Data quality control, Alignment with UCSC hg19, Variant (SNP, CNV, InDel and SV) calling, annotation and statistics; and Somatic variant detection if samples are paired).
(3) data delivery (raw FASTQ, and final report) via hard drive.
SAMPLE REQUIREMENTS:
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We also offer Whole-Genome Bisulfite Sequencing, please quote!
We offer service in circular RNA sequencing for efficient detection of circular RNAs and their genomic location through NGS sequencing and bioinformatics analysis such as: identifying, annotating and visualizing circRNAs and comparing relative expression, De novo assembling novel circular RNA transcripts, and characterizing various of alternative,(back-)splicing events of circular RNAs, etc.
Quick Biology’s miRNA-seq service delivers:
· Comprehensive discovery and differential expression of miRNA from many sample types including biofluids, low input samples, FFPE and any tissue.
· Gel-free miRNA sequencing library prep from as little as 1 ng of total RNA
· Integrated Unique Molecular Indices (UMIs) enable quantification of individual miRNA molecules, eliminating PCR and sequencing bias
· miRNA-seq data includes both miRNAs and other small RNAs (piRNA)
· Bioinformatics solutions for differential expression analysis and discovery of novel miRNAs
Quick Biology’s miRNA-seq is suitable for small RNAs for the analysis of:
(1) Biofluids (such as serum, plasma, CSF and urine)
(2) Total RNA and miRNA
(3) Cells, fresh/frozen tissue and FFPE tissues
(4) Exosomes containing small RNAs
Sample requirements:
· Serum, plasma, cells, fresh/frozen tissue and FFPE tissues
· 100 ng – 500 ng (minimum 1 ng) of purified total RNA (please isolate RNA using kits that retain miRNA fractions)
Bioinformatics for miRNA Sequencing:
Standard Analysis:
a. Raw data QC and clean up
b. Alignment to a reference with mapping statistics
c. miRNA count, quantifications, and differential miRNA expression analysis
d. Downstream miRNA target analysis and clustering
f. Final project report (HTML) with analysis methods, publication-ready graphics, and references
Advanced Analysis:
Please inquire about Quick Biology's customized data analysis.
Turnaround time:
About 4 weeks, depends on the quality of submitted samples, one additional week for data analysis.
We offer a very competitive price and the highest data quality in the market. Please quote.
ChIP-sequencing, also known as ChIP-Seq or ChIP-seq, is a method used to analyze protein interactions with DNA. It combines chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) with massively parallel DNA sequencing to identify the binding sites of DNA-associated proteins. ChIP-seq is used primarily to determine how transcription factors and other chromatin-associated proteins influence phenotype-affecting mechanisms. Determining how proteins interact with DNA to regulate gene expression is essential for fully understanding many biological processes and disease states. This epigenetic information is complementary to genotype and expression analysis.
Quick Biology is a professional ChIP-Seq provider and will ensure the customer to get the most out of the sequencing project.
Complete ChIP-seq from cells/tissue to sequenceSample requirements
• DNA amount quantified by Qubit 2.0: ≥ 100ng; minimum 10 ng
• DNA concentration: ≥1 ng/μL
• Total volume: ≥10 μL
Standard Analysis:
a.Raw data QC and clean up
b.Alignment to a reference with mapping statistics
c.Peaking calling with or without control samples
d.Gene assignment and peak annotation
e.Pathway Analysis
f. Final project report (HTML) with analysis methods, publication-ready graphics, and references
Advanced Analysis:
h.Motif analysis
i.clustering and visualization
Turnaround time:
~3-4 weeks depending on project requirements, one additional week for data analysis
HiSeq X ten, PE150, yeild: >600 M reads; 90Gb of data
Hiseq 3000, SE50, yield: >300M reads; $1500 Per lane;
Hiseq 4000, PE150 , yield: >600 M reads; 90Gb; $2650 (was $3000) Per lane
NovaSeq 6000, S2 flow cell, yield: 6600M reads; 850–1000 Gb of data
NextSeq 500 options:
SAMPLE REQUIREMENTS:
• Please contact us for compatibility of the library, Please provide index table if it is pooled library of many samples.
• Library amount and size: ≥ 70 x 10-3 pmol, The insert fragment size should be no more than 600bp. Single peak should be observed.
• Library concentration: ≥ 5 nM (fragment size adjusted), with volume range of 15-100 uL in Tris-HCL (pH8.0). Please label conc. clearly in tubes.
• Please provide QC analysis results measured by one or several of the following methods: Qubit®, NanoDropTM, Gel Electrophoresis, Caliper LabChip GX or Agilent Bioanalyzer.
• DNase-free screw-cap microcentrifuge tubes should be used for storage and shipping. Please label your samples clearly.
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Bioinformatic Service for RNA-seq
Standard service:
a.Raw data QC and clean up
b.Alignment to a reference with mapping statistics
c.Gene and transcript-based quantitation, TPM/RPKM/FPKM-based quantitation, Raw hit count-based quantitation
d.Differentially Expressed Gene
e.Clustering
f.Gene Ontology
g.Pathway Analysis
Advanced service:
i.Alternative pre-mRNA splicing
j.RNA editing
k.Antisense transcript
l.Novel transcripts
m.Fusion genes/transcript detection
Final project report with analysis methods, publication-ready graphics, and references
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HLA typing with Illumina TruSight HLA sequencing panel v2.
The Sequencing Panel covers all commonly typed HLA loci, plus those with emerging relevance:
Loci: Target Sequence
HLA-A: 4.1 kb (entire gene)
HLA-B: 2.8 kb (exon 1 — intron 6)
HLA-C: 4.2 kb (entire gene)
HLA-DRB1/3/4/5: 4.6 — 5.1 kb (exon 2 — intron 4)
HLA-DQB1: 6.9 kb (entire gene)
HLA-DPB1: 9.7 kb (exon 2 — 3' UTR)
HLA-DQA1: 7.3 kb (entire gene)
HLA-DPA1: 10.3 kb (entire gene)
Please inquire for a quote
Quick Biology is specialized in Sequencing projects.
We provide cost effective consultation on experimental design for sequencing project. Please send us the project details.
Illumina library preparation for RNA-seq, exome-seq, ChIP-seq and whole genome sequencing.
Start from $200 per sample.
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$170/sample (was $250/sample);
Our advanced bioinformatics analysis will guide your research smoothly from sample data to discovery. While other companies deliver massive amounts of NGS data in Excel or text file formats, we go much further with in-depth bioinformatics analysis and the delivery of analysis results in user project relevant context.
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Professional bioinformatics support has become an essential part of any NGS based Genomics study. Quick Biology’s bioinformatics service is designed to assist researchers in areas of difficulties, such as Bio-IT, statistics, and data mining.
We perform also perform microarray data analyses, which can be combined with NGS results. A lot of microarray data can be downloaded from public repository such as GEO and ArrayExpress.
Unique bioinformatics services from Quick Biology:
1.RNA-seq
a.Raw data QC and clean up
b.Alignment to a reference with mapping statistics
c.Gene and transcript-based quantitation, TPM/RPKM/FPKM-based quantitation, Raw hit count-based quantitation
d.Differentially Expressed Gene
e.Clustering
f.Gene Ontology
g.Pathway Analysis
h.Gene interaction network
i.Alternative pre-mRNA splicing
j.RNA editing
k.Antisense transcript
l.Novel transcripts
m.fusion genes/transcript detection
n.Final project report with analysis methods, publication-ready graphics, and references
2.Whole Exome Sequencing
a.Germline variants, compared to reference genome
b.Somatic mutations if Tumor-Normal pair (SNVs, InDel, CNV)
3.Whole Genome Sequencing
a.Germline variants, compared to reference genome
b.Somatic mutations if Tumor-Normal pair
4.ChIP Sequencing
a.Raw data QC and clean up
b.Alignment to a reference with mapping statistics
c.Peaking calling with or without control samples
d.Gene assignment and peak annotation
e.clustering and visualization
f.Motif analysis
g.Pathway Analysis
h.Gene interaction network analysis
i.Final project report with analysis methods, publication-ready graphics, and references
5.Combinatorial/Integrative Genomics and customized service
-Combinatorial
a.Combine with Cancer Genome Atlas: TCGA)
b.Combine with data in GEO (Gene Expression Omnibus)
c.Combine with data in ArrayExpress
d.Combine with data in Cosmic
e.Combine with data in GDSC
f.Combine with data in CCLE
-Integrative Genomics and customized service
g.Sequential analysis combining several distinct omics data from same set of samples.
h.Gene-set analysis to discover novel or using known groups of related genes/molecules.
i.Pairwise correlation analysis to infer molecular network interactions.
j.Network analysis using molecular network interactions to identify active or aberrant subgraphs.
k.Bayesian analysis to guide making correct assumptions to integrate multiple omics data.
l.Integrative analyses of many tumor types for clinical application.
Statistical Analysis Services
Data Analysis Services
Data Services
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