Genome Biology recently published a peer-reviewed paper containing a comprehensive benchmarking and comparison of 13 widely-used pathway analysis methods across more than 1,000 analyses. We highlight the most important findings below. The problem: Many high-throughput [...]
Inqaba Biotechnical Industries partners with Advaita Bioinformatics to provide advanced pathway analysis software in Sub-Saharan Africa ANN ARBOR, MI – October 14, 2019— Advaita Bioinformatics, the leader in the interpretation of high-throughput biomedical data, today [...]
You might think that spending thousands of dollars to meet your bioinformatics needs guarantees the most accurate analysis on the market. Well, it’s actually a lot more complicated than that! Expensive pathway analysis tools such [...]
Is this you? You provide expert bioinformatics services to your organization You have great analysts in your group, but not enough of them Your organization does extremely important work in biomedical research, but you have [...]
How are you currently analyzing your RNASeq and proteomics data? Are you currently using one of the many free tools available for pathway analysis, such as DAVID? Or, are you perhaps using Qiagen's IPA? If [...]
You may be interested this recent story in GenomeWeb about how Advaita is taking the lead in the pathway analysis of RNASeq and proteomics data. We are excited that more and more people are gaining [...]
Friday May 24, 2019 Dear friends, Our world-class pathway analysis software, iPathwayGuide, is now 5 years old! At this special moment, I would like to pass along some news and changes that I know you [...]
A while ago, I was doing the pathway analysis of a data set coming from a fat remodeling experiment in mice. This experiment involved a drug candidate known to transform the "regular fat" or white [...]
Orthologs in Systems Biology A recent paper by Renaud, et al., (Environmental Pollution, Vol 244, January 2019, pp 926-937) points out the significant hazard posed by endocrine disrupting chemical (EDC) exposure for aquatic organisms. Renaud, [...]
My previous blog ended with an interesting question: has anybody really compared side-by-side gene set analysis methods and pathway analysis methods on the same data sets? Well, the answer is: not yet! The main reason [...]
