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pyLocusZoom is an open-source Python library for visualizing genome-wide association study (GWAS) results. It creates LocusZoom-style regional association plots with linkage disequilibrium (LD) coloring, gene and exon tracks, and recombination overlays. Additional plots include Manhattan, QQ, Miami, eQTL, fine-mapping credible sets, PheWAS, forest plots, LD heatmaps and colocalization comparisons. Matplotlib provides static figures; Plotly and Bokeh provide interactive views. The library accepts pandas DataFrames and includes loaders for PLINK, GEMMA, REGENIE, BOLT-LMM, SAIGE, GTEx, SuSiE and FINEMAP outputs. It supports canine and feline reference data, automatic Ensembl gene annotations, and custom reference data for other species. LD can be supplied or calculated with PLINK. Requires Python 3.10 or later and is released under GPL-3.0-or-later.
BIOSZEN is an open-source R package and modular Shiny application for reproducible analysis and visualization of experimental biological data from Excel or CSV files. It supports statistical testing, control-based normalization, replicate-aware quality control, and customizable scientific plots. Its microbial growth-curve module analyzes optical-density time series and automatically extracts quantitative growth parameters, including maximum specific growth rate (µMax), doubling time, lag time, maximum optical density (ODmax), time to maximum growth, area under the curve (AUC), and initial optical density (OD0). Results can be exported as processed datasets, statistical summaries, analysis metadata, scientific graphics, and editable PowerPoint figures.
Web tool which allows users to upload their own data and easily create Principal Component Analysis (PCA) plots and heatmaps. Data can be uploaded as a file or by copy-pasteing it to the text box.
Tool that aims to validate visually the chronological order and logical consistency of dates associated with a patient's medical history. It generates a timeline visualization for each patient from an Excel file and highlights rule violations. Status : Containerized