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MOLGENIS research: advanced bioinformatics data software for non-bioinformaticians
K Joeri van der Velde1,2, Floris Imhann2,3, Bart Charbon1
1Genomics Coordination Center, University of Groningen and University Medical Center Groningen, Groningen, The Netherlands.
Motivation:
The volume and complexity of biological data increases rapidly. Many clinical professionals and biomedical researchers without a bioinformatics background are generating big '-omics' data, but do not always have the tools to manage, process or publicly share these data.
Results:
Here we present MOLGENIS Research, an open-source web-application to collect, manage, analyze, visualize and share large and complex biomedical datasets, without the need for advanced bioinformatics skills.
Availability And Implementation:
MOLGENIS Research is freely available (open source software). It can be installed from source code (see http://github.com/molgenis), downloaded as a precompiled WAR file (for your own server), setup inside a Docker container (see http://molgenis.github.io), or requested as a Software-as-a-Service subscription. For a public demo instance and complete installation instructions see http://molgenis.org/research.
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