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Cycledash: a web application for the interactive analysis and exploration of variants
Isaac HodesiD, Dan VanderkamiD, Tavi NathansoniD, Bülent Arman AksoyiD, Jaclyn Perrone, Jeff HammerbacheriD
Abstract
As genomics begins to influence clinical care, validating the result of a somatic variant calling pipeline has become increasingly important. Cycledash is a web application which facilitates the validation and analysis of somatic variants, bringing together and streamlining existing tools and workflows for examining and verifying the existence of variants in patient samples.\n\nAvailabilityThe source code is freely available at https://github.com/hammerlab/cycledash under the Apache 2 License. A public demo (username cycledash password cycledash123) is available at http://cycledash.hammerlab.org. The web application is tested to work in recent version of Firefox, Safari, and Chrome, and the server applications will run on Linux and OS X systems.\n\nContactcorrespondence@hammerlab.org
- assay: whole-exome sequencing
- research focus: variant calling
- research focus: variant effect prediction
- approach: experimental assay
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