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Sequencing generates large volumes of data, and the analysis required can be intimidating. Fortunately, the analytical tools available today take most of the manual work out of the next-generation sequencing (NGS) data analysis process, making it easier for you to glean meaningful information quickly.
The Illumina BaseSpace Suite smooths the process of analyzing sequencing data, so you can spend more time doing research and less time configuring workflows. Our sequencing data analysis software packages perform analysis after the on-instrument data processing is complete and offer optimal time to answer.
Real-Time Analysis (RTA) software operates during cycles of sequencing chemistry and imaging, providing base calls and associated quality scores representing the primary structure of DNA or RNA strands. This built-in software performs primary data analysis on Illumina sequencing systems automatically.
Alignment and assembly of DNA or RNA fragments provides the full sequence for a sample, from which genetic variants can be determined.
We offer push-button apps to simplify DNA sequence alignment, variant calling, and data visualization.
Our user-friendly analysis tools simplify data analysis for a broad range of RNA sequencing experiments, from gene expression analysis to total RNA expression profiling and more.
Interpreting genetic variation leads to knowledge and insights into basic biology, and the causes of disease and how to treat or prevent them.
Learn MoreSequencing data can be represented with a variety of file formats, many of which are interchangeable, and your informatics system needs to be able to handle the formats you’ll use.
Learn MoreExplore sample data generated on Illumina sequencing systems. These examples help you understand sequencing data and analysis reports.
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Find resources and support for sequencing data analysis by instrument and workflow stage.
These free online courses cover common topics in library prep, sequencing, and data analysis.
