BIOSZEN
github.com/bioszen/bioszenBIOSZEN 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.
Sourced from
- GitHub — github.com/bioszen/bioszen
- bio.tools — bioszen
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