Dear all,
OMICtools is a new educational website for genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, and metabolomic data analysis. All tools have been classified by omic technologies (NGS, microarray, PCR, MS, NMR).
OMICtools can help
Comments, questions and information about missing software are most welcome.
Regards,
Arnaud Desfeux
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Another good resource which can be use for all ( frequently used) NGS related resources:
neat visualization though I wonder how they deal with adding newer and newer tools with possibly conflicting names.
New update: Publications that compare software are added in OMICtools. The goal is to help you to select the best programs!
I have added a new category in OMICtools for Sanger sequencing. Relatively few nonproprietary software tools are available to assist with this process. Please tell me if you know other software.
A new interface has been established to allow anyone to rate a tool, ask a question and report a problem for a specific tool. Do not hesitate to participate!
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Thanks for sharing
Thanks - looks like a great resource.
Thank you for your comment. I have added this information on the website to guide the users to rate the tools: "First select the tool and then click on the links Details".
Great resource thanks for sharing.
I am going to make this a sticky post, I will stay as the first post of the How To section
Thanks for sharing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just learned about STATSARRAY and OMICtools recently. OMICtools is a very comprehensive and well-organized list. STATSARRAY looks like a useful service for those looking to make sense of their NGS data in the context of Proteomics data, functional genomics data etc.
thanks for that. quite a lot of the tools are new to me. Some of them are very useful.
up and mark, thanks for sharing
Now a license is required?