Application areas

Application areas

UbSeq supports research projects in genomics, transcriptomics, microbiology and microbiome across a range of biological contexts.

Constitutional genomics

Rare & inherited disorders

Explore and prioritise germline variants in relation to phenotype, inheritance model and project context.

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Somatic genomics

Molecular oncology

Characterise and explore somatic alterations in oncology research projects while retaining the study design and available data context.

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Nutrigenetics

Nutrigenetics & nutritional response

Explore associations between genetic variation and nutritional response while retaining study context, population and evidence strength.

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Transcriptomics

Gene expression & biological pathways

Study expression changes and biological pathways associated with a phenotype, experimental condition or biological response.

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Splicing, isoforms & transcriptomic events

Explore splicing changes, isoforms and transcriptomic events that may affect functional interpretation.

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Microbial genomics

Infectious disease & antimicrobial resistance

Characterise organisms, lineages and resistance determinants from genomic data appropriate to the project context.

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Genomic surveillance

Compare collections of strains, study their genomic relationships and characterise microbial population structure.

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Microbiome & metagenomics

Microbiome

Study the composition, diversity and functional potential of microbial communities and compare variation between groups or conditions.

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Adventitious agents

Adventitious Agent NGS Investigation

Search for and investigate unexpected microbial or viral signals in NGS data using appropriate controls and references.

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