CISBIO Software Resources

A wide range of bioinformatics software and databases is available from the . CISBIO has developed various pieces of software to facilitate its research into systems biology and bioinformatics. Some of these items are listed below:

CISBIO Software Resources

Proteomics Tools
  •  – Protein structure prediction server 
  •  – Prediction of variant phenotype   
  •  Alignment of interactomes
  •  Protein Function Prediction
  •  an automated method for the prediction of ligand binding sites
  •  Global and Restrained Docking Exploration Nexus
Microarray Data Analysis Tools
  •  - a tool to predict alternative splicing from Exon array data more accurately ()
Data Management Software
  • BSS Software Resources
Commercial Imaging Software bought with CISBIC funding

Commercial Imaging Software bought with CISBIC funding (contact film-service@imperial.ac.uk)

  •  for image acquisition and analysis
  •  for deconvolution
  •  for advanced image analysis
Commercial Data Analysis Software supported by the Bioinformatics Data Science Group

Commercial Data Analysis Software supported by the .

Genome Visualisation

Genome Visualisation (contact Derek Huntley)

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Theoretical Systems Biology Tools
Phylogenetric software

: Statistical Exploration of Landscapes of Phylogenetic Trees. Tools for the exploration of distributions of phylogenetic trees.

 (with Xavier Didelot, hosted on his github): Reconstruction of transmission trees using genomic data.

 (on github): Label and compare topologies of (for now binary) rooted trees.

 (with Don Klinkenburg in Holland, and Xavier Didelot ): Analysis of Outbreaks with Sequence Data. Implementation the outbreak analysis method described by Klinkenberg et al (2016) 

Ethomics and sleep

a multi-platform software for sleep/activity analysis in Drosophila. pySolo aims at improving sharing – and communication – among researchers in the field ofsleep in invertebrates. Works with TriKinetics software.

The ethoscope platform is a collection of interconnected tools allowing biologists to design experiments, acquire and analyse a large amount of behavioural data. Provides a hardware and software solution.

R package to study data from high-throughput animal behaviour monitoring

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