PLoS ONE · 2014 · 97 citations · 30 references
EngineeringGeneticsGenomicsOpen-access LibrariesBioinformatics DatabaseHigh Throughput SequencingHtsstation Analysis PortalComputational GenomicsAnalysis PipelinesBiological DatabaseOmicsWeb ApplicationBioinformaticsSequencingFunctional GenomicsBiologyLong-read SequencingHtsstation Web ApplicationNext-generation SequencingComputational BiologySystems BiologyMedicine
The HTSstation analysis portal is a suite of simple web forms coupled to modular analysis pipelines for various applications of High-Throughput Sequencing including ChIP-seq, RNA-seq, 4C-seq and re-sequencing. HTSstation offers biologists the possibility to rapidly investigate their HTS data using an intuitive web application with heuristically pre-defined parameters. A number of open-source software components have been implemented and can be used to build, configure and run HTS analysis pipelines reactively. Besides, our programming framework empowers developers with the possibility to design their own workflows and integrate additional third-party software. The HTSstation web application is accessible at http://htsstation.epfl.ch.
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