Galaxy@SLU

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Bioinformatics Platform Specialized In Cistrome, Transcriptome, and Cancer Genomics

About

Galaxy@SLU is located in the Department of Pharmacology and Physiology, Saint Louis University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO, USA. It is a publicly available server based on Galaxy, one of the most popular open source platforms for bioinformatics data analysis, running Python. Galaxy's graphical user interface has made it very attractive among scientists worldwide. As a Galaxy platform, Galaxy@SLU aims to provide standard and custom bioinformatics tools with a particular focus on ChIP-Seq, RNA-Seq, single cell RNA-Seq, gene expression and cancer genomics.

Toolbox

ChIP-Seq

Provide analysis tools for peak calling (MACS), motif discovery (Homer), genomic mapping (BWA, STAR, Samtools), and genome browser visualization.

RNA-Seq

Provide tools for transcriptomic analysis (Cufflinks, HTSeq, TopHat) and differential gene expression (edgeR, DESeq).

scRNA-Seq

Provide tools for single-cell RNA-Seq analysis (Seurat).