Powering Extraordinary Enterprise Bioinformatics Teams

Enterprise Bioinformatics Teams are tasked with distilling mountains of data into simple, actionable insights for multiple projects, with limited time, people, and money. You need to quickly analyze data and present it effectively to your life science collaborators.

You must balance analysis with tool creation, tool support, training, and administrative duties. You know your budgets and are willing to spend a little to gain extraordinary tools. Enterprise teams trust Advaita software for its breadth. Our software integrates multiple independent forms of evidence and uses the content and the structure of the information in our knowledgebase.

Your team will appreaciate the easy-to-use platform, its comprehensive capabilities, and clear visuals. You will also appreciate its simple to manage licensing structure and dedicated customer service.

Let’s Be Extraordinary Together

pathway analysis software for RNASeq analysis Advaitabio

Multi-Omics Pathway Analysis

From bulk RNA-seq to single cell, from proteomics to epigenetics, our platform delivers powerful insights. Biologists depend on our state-of-the art pathway analysis, gene ontology analysis, upstream regulator predictions, and meta-analysis.

variant analysis software AdvaitaBio

Identify & Prioritize Causal Mutations

Annotate and filter VCFs to identify rare, causal, clinically significant variants. Predict effects, impacted pathways and gene ontology terms. Allow customers to explore by sharing the browsable analysis.

biological analysis software AdvaitaBio

Search Several Databases, All At Once

Find related genes, microRNAs, pathways, biological processes, drugs, diseases, and references. We’ve created google for scientists bringing >108 biological relationships to your fingertips for free.

Extraordinary Customer Experiences

We have earned the trust of bioinformatics teams. Let them tell you why they use the Advaita Bioinformatics Software Suite.

  • Learn from Stanford University

    "Perturbation analysis is unique to iPathwayGuide as it takes into consideration the position and type of all genes"

  • Learn from The Medical University of South Carolina

    "I really like the pathway analysis, especially how easy it is to use, and the figures it generates are easy to publish."

  • Learn from The University of Chicago

    "There were many different elements that really made the lab choose iPathwayGuide instead of Ingenuity Pathway Analysis. I think Advaita also offered better customer service.”

  • Learn from The Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Center

    “Advaita is more cost-effective than competitive products and, for the output, it does save a lot of time"

  • Learn from NIH – Perinatology Research Branch

    "... can browse those results and quickly reach the biological conclusions that can be drawn from that experiment. This is the main attraction."

  • Learn from Columbia University

    "I used iPathwayGuide to contribute as a co-author to over 20 published research papers while providing analysis results and support for countless others."

  • Learn from University of Delaware

    "Advaita iPathwayGuide serves our needs very well, allows for flexibility, and does not cost a huge amount of money. This is an excellent choice for a department like ours.”

  • pathway analysis customer Morgan State University
    Learn from Morgan State University

    “iPathwayGuide allows me to go through the data quickly, parse out things that are going to be noise, and then really just allow me to identify the most important features of our data sets…"

  • AdvaitaBio iPathwayGuide pathway analysis Queens University
    Learn from Queen’s University, Belfast

    "Advaita is far superior to anything else I’ve seen. Your data gets uploaded, analyzed on the cloud, and then you can share the results with anyone anywhere on the planet."

  • AdvaitaBio Bioinformatics Meta analysis iPathwayGuide SkinAxis
    Learn from SkinAxis

    "iPathwayGuide put all these pathways together. It can actually trigger your thinking in different directions that you never thought about it before."

Get Started!

Get in touch with us to schedule a 15-minute call with one of our scientists. This is not a sales call or a demo! This is a discussion that will focus on whether Advaita is a good fit for you.

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iPathwayGuide will, very quickly, get you into the crux of what’s going on.

The way the license is set up, we can load the data and interrogate the data to try to help tell what we think are interesting stories or to try to emphasize stories that we know the researcher is interested in. Then hand that analysis over to the researcher and the researcher can continue telling that story or find new stories. That’s a powerful model.

Bioinformatics Core Director, R1 Research University

Pathway analysis, in general, is using curated data. It’s curated by somebody else, typically. It is complicated and difficult for an individual organization to keep up-to-date on all of these curated pathways and annotations. The idea that Advaita is going to deal with that, really enables us to focus on some of the more nuanced bioinformatics and not have to deal with that complexity.

Bioinformatics Core Director, R1 Research University

…a highly renowned collaborator proclaim[ed] I had given him the Bioinformatics analysis he had been hoping to get for 20 years or so. My aim is to provide a set of testable hypotheses to clients, not simply a list of genes. iPathwayGuide fits that bill extremely well in my opinion.

Ben Harrison, University of Louisville, Bioinformatics Core

About Advaita Bioinformatics

Our software tools help principal investigators, core facilities, and enterprise bioinformatics teams analyze gene expression data (e.g. RNA-Seq or microarray) and variant data (e.g. DNA-Seq) to find biomarkers, identify impacted pathways, and pinpoint putative mechanisms. Currently, this frustrating process is slow, unreliable, expensive, and often requires multiple disjointed tools, which then provide irrelevant or incorrect results. While other solutions drop a haystack of results on you, we lead you straight to the needle.

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