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. 2022 Mar 16;1(2):e12.
doi: 10.1002/imt2.12. eCollection 2022 Jun.

Majorbio Cloud: A one-stop, comprehensive bioinformatic platform for multiomics analyses

Yi Ren  1 , Guo Yu  1 , Caiping Shi  1 , Linmeng Liu  1 , Quan Guo  1 , Chang Han  1 , Dan Zhang  1 , Lei Zhang  1 , Binxu Liu  1 , Hao Gao  1 , Jing Zeng  1 , Yong Zhou  1 , Yuhan Qiu  1 , Jian Wei  1 , Yanchun Luo  1 , Fengjuan Zhu  1 , Xiaojie Li  1 , Qin Wu  1 , Bing Li  1 , Wenyao Fu  1 , Yanli Tong  1 , Jie Meng  1 , Yahong Fang  1 , Jie Dong  1 , Yitong Feng  1 , Shichang Xie  1 , Qianqian Yang  1 , Hui Yang  1 , Yan Wang  1 , Junbiao Zhang  1 , Haidong Gu  1 , Hongdong Xuan  1 , Guanqing Zou  1 , Chun Luo  1 , Long Huang  1 , Bing Yang  1 , Yachen Dong  1 , Jianhua Zhao  1 , Jichen Han  1 , Xianglin Zhang  1 , Huasheng Huang  1
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Majorbio Cloud: A one-stop, comprehensive bioinformatic platform for multiomics analyses

Yi Ren et al. Imeta. .

Abstract

The platform consists of three modules, which are pre-configured bioinformatic pipelines, cloud toolsets, and online omics' courses. The pre-configured bioinformatic pipelines not only combine analytic tools for metagenomics, genomes, transcriptome, proteomics and metabolomics, but also provide users with powerful and convenient interactive analysis reports, which allow them to analyze and mine data independently. As a useful supplement to the bioinformatics pipelines, a wide range of cloud toolsets can further meet the needs of users for daily biological data processing, statistics, and visualization. The rich online courses of multi-omics also provide a state-of-art platform to researchers in interactive communication and knowledge sharing.

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Conflict of interest statement

The platform described in this manuscript is related to an authorized patent CN201810796979.6. Quan Guo, Guo Yu, Yi Ren, Lei Zhang, Yong Zhou, Xianglin Zhang, and Huasheng Huang are inventors of the patent. Huasheng Huang and Xianglin Zhang are cofounders of Majorbio. The other authors are employees of Majorbio.

Figures

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Figure 1
Tree map of omics workflows
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Figure 2
Examples of analysis workflows for Majorbio Cloud. (A) The eukaryotic transcriptome analysis workflow. The workflow contains five modules, fastq files run through processing, expression analysis, gene set analysis, gene structure analysis, and advance analysis. (B) The metagenome analysis workflow. The workflow is composed of six modules, fastq files and samples info run through processing, assembly and prediction, gene set and annotation, taxonomic and functional analysis, environmental factors analysis, association analysis, correlation, and model predictive analysis
Figure 3
Figure 3
Example of Sanger‐Charts
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