Analytics for pathogen, host, and vector data
Comprehensive tools and workflows for exploring and interpreting genomic annotations and functional insights into disease-causing organisms and their carriers
Get startedUpdated Roadmap Available
Check out our newly updated roadmap detailing upcoming features and development plans for BRC Analytics.
Our roadmap includes plans for natural language queries of public databases, embedding results from Galaxy, gene pages and gene sets, and specialized resources for individual pathogens.
Video of March 26 webinar available
Video of the March 26 webinar is now available on YouTube.
In the webinar we covered examples of integration of BRC-Analytics with Galaxy and running transcriptomics and variant calling workflows.
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BRC Analytics is an integrated platform that connects public data, analysis tools, and community knowledge. We need your help to improve—share your usage patterns and join our design advisory panel to help shape the future of the platform.
BRC Analytics allows you to analyze your own data in the genomic context of numerous pathogen, host, or vector organisms.
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What is BRC Analytics?
BRC Analytics pairs official genomic data provided by the NCBI Datasets and UCSC Genome Browser with unlimited analytical capacity of Galaxy Platform powered by the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC).
Your questions, answered
If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out to us at help@brc-analytics.org, or join discussions on the Discourse forum. We're here to help!
- How is this possible? Analytical capabilities of BRC-analytics.org are sustained by Galaxy Project. In turn, the Galaxy is deployed on vast computational resources provided by the ACCESS-CI consortium and TACC. Each user is provided with 250 Gb of permanent storage and 1Tb of temporary scratch storage. A variety of computer systems is available depending on what kind of analysis tool is used. These range from typical cluster nodes to large memory machines suitable for genome assembly or GPU-containing nodes.
- How long are my datasets stored? There is no time limit on data stored within the permanent storage (250Gb). Scratch storage is limited to 60 days.
- Who can see my work? You. To be seen by others you data, workflows, or visualizations need to be explicitly shared or made public.
- Can I upload restricted access data? BRC-analytics and Galaxy are free, public, internet accessible resources. Data transfer and data storage are not encrypted. If there are restrictions on the way your research data can be stored and used, please consult your local institutional review board or the project PI before uploading it to any public site, including this Galaxy server.
- What if I mine BitCoin? You will banned from using this site forever.