Posts by tag: bioinformatics-as-a-service

A case study on supporting developmental biology research through bioinformatics mentoring, empowering researchers to analyze their own data.

How proteomics bioinformatics support and mentoring brought clarity to a complex proteomics study. Read the Genevia case study.

A case study on building a long-read sequencing pipeline for individual (epi)genomics, from raw data to reproducible analysis.

A multiomics analysis case study decoding STAT1 isoform-specific control of macrophage responses and how integrated omics revealed the mechanism.

A case study on advancing plant adaptation research through collaborative plant genomics bioinformatics and expert data analysis.

Learn best practices for writing a clear, reproducible bioinformatics methods section that strengthens your manuscript and satisfies reviewers.

A case study using cardiac scRNA-seq analysis and single-cell technologies to map cardiac development at high resolution.

How ISO 9001 certification elevates bioinformatics quality, combining operational excellence with scientific rigor for reliable, reproducible results.

How Genevia upholds the highest information security standards in bioinformatics to keep your research data safe, confidential and protected.

Discover how Genevia redefines industry-academia bioinformatics collaboration, bringing commercial rigor and flexibility to academic research.

A case study integrating scRNA-seq and CUT&Tag data to investigate genomic instability in aging models with multi-omics bioinformatics.

A case study on immunotherapy target characterization using genomic data to support cancer drug discovery and development.

A case study using neural circuit scRNA-seq to study brain development, revealing cell types and trajectories with single-cell analysis.

Using bulk and spatial transcriptomics to investigate the mechanism of action of a disease-modifying Parkinson's disease treatment.

Single-nucleus and spatial transcriptomics deciphering progression mechanisms in chronic kidney disease. Read the Genevia case study.

A case study applying pathogen genomics and transcriptomics to investigate vector-borne diseases and pathogen transmission biology.

A case study on building a single-cell neuronal atlas using single-cell technologies to map neuronal diversity and function.

A case study on providing a virtual bioinformatics core for immunology research, giving the team on-demand access to expert data analysis.

Avoid common bioinformatics outsourcing pitfalls. Discover 5 dirty secrets of outsourcing bioinformatics and how to choose the right partner.

Expert bioinformatics consulting and support for pharma, biotech and academia, from study design to data analysis and interpretation.

A bacterial WGS analysis case study unraveling the pathogenesis of bovine mastitis through whole-genome sequencing.

A pharmacogenomics data analysis case study identifying vulnerabilities in malaria treatment through genomic insight.

A transcriptome data analysis case study on target identification for cancer treatment, turning RNA-seq data into candidate drug targets.

A pathology data analysis case study revealing cancer insights with statistics and bioinformatics applied to complex datasets.

A case study on using a bioinformatics platform to speed up commercialization of an extracellular vesicle technology.

A case study uncovering a drug's mode of action with bioinformatics, linking molecular data to mechanism for drug development.

Season's greetings and the latest Genevia team news. A look back at our year in bioinformatics and thanks to our clients and partners.

Answers to frequently asked questions about bioinformatics as a service, from pricing and timelines to data handling and deliverables.

Get expert bioinformatics advice. Discover the benefits of a consulting session and how early guidance saves you time, money and effort.

Do you need bioinformatics support before you have data? Learn why pre-data bioinformatics planning improves experimental design and results.

Learn what bioinformatics as a service means, how it works and how it gives pharma, biotech and academia flexible access to expert analysis.

Genevia is allocating resources from our bioinformatics team to be rapidly available in supporting clinically relevant research on SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus

Why detailed bioinformatics reporting matters. Discover how thorough, reproducible reports make your results reliable and publication-ready.

The two main ways of running a bioinformatics project explained, helping you choose the right model for your research goals and budget.

Guidance on bioinformatics authorship and how to correctly acknowledge a commercial partner or service provider in your academic article.