An introduction
At Biogenity, we offer a vast number of different types of data analyses. We have you covered, whether you are looking for, e.g.,
Our mission is not only to deliver excellent data science, the communication of the science in the data is also vital for us. We are constantly developing and adding new analytical modules to provide new data expressions, bringing forward all biological messages within.
If you’d like to learn more, we are happy to discuss your project and help you get the most out of your omics data.
Data analysis
At Biogenity, we are experienced with the different omics data. We perform the required filtering and cleaning of the data before the statistical data analysis, so you get reliable data and test the distribution of the data allowing for the correct statistical methods to be applied. We are also looking for outliers, allowing these to be removed before or the statistical analysis to be performed with and without.
At Biogenity, the statistical test is not just a student t-test or ANOVA. We are testing the data for normal distribution, etc., and taking into account if it is a large or low sample size. We choose the statistical tools that provide you with the most power for your statistical insight into your omics data. Our report includes all relevant information like fold change, coefficient of variation, p-values, and adjusted p-values, giving you different layers of information to evaluate your findings.
Data analysis
Bioinformatics is becoming increasingly vital for getting the most value from omics-based studies. At Biogenity, bioinformatics is not only a table of which biological processes could be found using an enrichment analysis.
We are looking for enriched pathways, disease pathways, biological processes, molecular functions, and cellular components. The data is presented in a table and mapped in network plots to highlight which molecules have been annotated and how different, e.g., pathways are molecularly connected. We also offer interactive plots, where you can discover the biological networks, bring forward the molecules of interest, and see how there are affecting the pathways of interest.
Biogenity's data analysis extensively provides you with different figures and tools to discover the information in your data, allowing you to succussed in uncovering the relevant biology for your research aim.
Data analysis
At Biogenity, we can also process raw files from most proteomics and peptidomics studies. Processing mass spectrometry-derived data can be complex. Different approaches deliver diverse insight, e.g., proteins can be missing in proteome analysis, yet if we look at the peptide level, we may discover peptides that are fragments of the proteins. These may be relevant, and therefore the fragmentation spectra of the peptides need to be validated.
Whether you want us to confirm the finding, search the data using new databases, perform denovo sequencing or validate MS/MS spectra, we got you covered.
Data analysis
When your data analysis is ready, we deliver it directly to your inbox. Your data and reports are easy to access and secured with encryption and password protection. You will receive an easy-to-follow report describing the data analysis on your omics and results hereof, step-by-step, together with a folder containing all tables and figures. To ensure that you have the material needed, we always provide a vast number of figures and tables.
It is important to us that you get the most out of your data analysis, which is why we always offer a consultation after delivery where you can ask all your questions about the results. Together, we ensure that you have the best prerequisite for your further research. The consultation can also be used to explore the next step, whether you are looking to expand the project with additional omics studies or validate the results.
What you can expect:
Application and purposes for omics data analysis
Data analysis can be widely used for omics research. Here is a list of examples of what data analysis can include and what methods can be applied.
What a data analysis can include:
Methods that can be used: