Constitutional variants
Identify, prioritise and interpret germline variants in relation to phenotype and project context.
- SNVs & indels
- CNVs & structural variants where supported
- Annotation & prioritisation
- Interpretation & reporting
From analysis planning to result interpretation, UbSeq supports genomics, transcriptomics and microbiology projects with a strategy adapted to the data, scientific context and expected level of reporting.
Identify, prioritise and interpret germline variants in relation to phenotype and project context.
Characterise acquired genomic alterations in oncology research and other somatic contexts.
Explore associations between genetic variants, nutritional phenotypes and biological context while retaining the available strength of evidence.
Analyse expression changes and transcriptomic events to connect RNA-seq data with biological context.
Characterise and compare microbial genomes for research, characterisation and surveillance projects.
Characterise the composition, diversity and functional potential of microbial communities from sequencing data.
Search for and investigate unexpected microbial or viral signals by combining taxonomic specificity, coverage, assembly evidence and controls.
Independent review, pipeline qualification, non-regression testing, change traceability and preparation of bioinformatics evidence for quality or accreditation processes.
UbSeq can assess feasibility and propose a scope suited to the data and expected results.