Clinical Research
DNASTAR's Lasergene Genomics Suite includes software for clinical research, enabling you to identify and compare potential disease-causing mutations across multiple samples or groups of samples. Features of the Lasergene Genomics Suite software include:
Quick assembly of large data sets from all major next-gen technologies on a desktop computer - check out our benchmarks below.
Detection and analysis of SNPs using live, interactive views and comprehensive filtering tools
Direct connection to the dbSNP, COSMIC and GERP databases
The ability to perform large-scale comparisons of SNPs across individuals and groups of indivduals, and determine the level of disruption to each gene caused by the SNPs present
| For more information on using Lasergene Genomics Suite in your clinical research, please see the following video which briefly demonstrates the alignment of exome data from 10 individuals with Kabuki syndrome and 8 control individuals against the entire human genome, as well as post-assembly analysis of SNPs. For more details on this project, please see the poster below. |
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Rapid Assembly and Analysis of Clinical Sequencing Data on a Desktop Computer: Using DNASTAR Software to Identify Potential Disease-Causing Mutations
Lasergene Genomics Suite Benchmarks for Human Reference-Guided Assemblies
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Data Set |
Sequence Technology |
Reference Sequence |
Genome Size (Mbp) |
Number of Reads (M) |
Number of Bases (Mbp) |
Read Length (bp) |
Coverage |
Assembly Time** |
| Human Genome* |
Illumina |
Hg19+dbSNP |
3,101 |
3,523 |
112,738 |
32 |
36X |
23 Hrs. |
| 8 Human Exomes* (multiplex) |
Illumina |
Hg19+dbSNP |
27 |
1,268 |
12,047 |
76 |
446X |
14 Hrs |
| Human Exome* |
Illumina |
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27 |
163 |
12,390 |
76 |
459X |
2 Hrs. |
Ion AmpliSeq™ Cancer Panel (3 multiplexed data sets) |
Ion Torrent |
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3,101 |
3 |
99 |
85 |
500X |
24 Min. |
Fluidigm® Access Array System (2 multiplexed data sets) |
Pacific Biosciences |
Fluidigm human amplicons |
0.1 |
< 1 |
7 |
180 |
500X |
1 Min. |
*Data sets for these projects were obtained from NCBI's Short Read Archive.
**Assembly times were calculated using a computer with a 4-Disk RAID-0.
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