New IntOGen web to explore driver genes across cancer types
Coinciding with the publication of our latest paper, on Monday (9 March 2015) (See blog post) we have crafted a new IntOGen interface which presents the results of [...]
Coinciding with the publication of our latest paper, on Monday (9 March 2015) (See blog post) we have crafted a new IntOGen interface which presents the results of [...]
Let’s plot some mutations! Easy, right? For our next iteration of the IntOGen database, we wanted to add figures that represent the mutation distribution across the protein [...]
We are pleased to announce that the Oncodrive methods family has a new member: OncodriveROLE, an approach to classify cancer drivers into loss of function and activating [...]
We’re pleased to announce another incremental release of Gitools, version 2.2. Amongst the many improvements (listed at the bottom of this post) we’d like to highlight the [...]
In the latest version of Gitools, version 2.1, we have improved the clustering of heatmaps. Here we explain in detail on how to perform and interpret the [...]
We’d like to communicate two things: We have released a new version of Gitools which brings new capabilities. With these the new Gitools 2.1.0 in the suitcase, [...]
Two years ago I attended the VIZBI 2012 to present our latest work on and with Gitools, a tool we use to explore interactive heatmaps of genomics [...]
After some kind feedback from the Bergman Lab, we have released a new version of SVGmap, 1.5.0. In the Bergman Lab they are using SVGmap for displaying [...]
A challenge to all cancer genomic studies is to visually explore the generated complex data in a meaningful way to extract relevant knowledge. We have written a review on [...]
We have started to distribute Gitools in the version 1.8.x. This latest version include important new features in terms of communication of Gitools with other tools (i.e. [...]