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AVIA 3.0: interactive portal for genomic variant and sample level analysis
Hue V Reardon1, Anney Che1, Brian T Luke1
1Advanced Biomedical Computational Science, Biomedical Informatics & Data Science, Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research, Frederick, MD 21702, USA.
The Annotation, Visualization and Impact Analysis (AVIA) tool simplifies genomic variant analysis. This web application allows users to easily annotate, visualize, and analyze genetic alterations without needing prior expertise or software installation.
Area of Science:
- Genomics
- Bioinformatics
- Computational Biology
Background:
- Genomic variant analysis is crucial for understanding genetic diseases.
- Existing tools often require significant technical expertise and software management.
- There is a need for accessible, integrated platforms for variant annotation and visualization.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce AVIA version 3.0, an enhanced web application for genomic variant data analysis.
- To provide users with intuitive tools for exploring the functional significance of genetic alterations.
- To facilitate data management, sharing, and comparative analysis.
Main Methods:
- AVIA integrates annotation and visualization features.
- Interactive charts and linked disease data sources enable filtering.
- New services include reporting, correlation analysis, and cohort building.
Main Results:
- AVIA 3.0 offers advanced filtering and data linking capabilities.
- Users can perform gene, variant, and sample level reporting.
- Comparative analysis against public datasets like TCGA and ClinVar is supported.
Conclusions:
- AVIA 3.0 is a comprehensive, user-driven portal for variant analysis.
- The application simplifies the exploration of genomic alterations for researchers.
- Its web-based nature eliminates the need for software installation and maintenance.
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