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GranatumX: A Community-Engaging, Modularized, and Flexible Webtool for Single-Cell Data Analysis

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David Garmire
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Xun Zhu
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Aravind Mantravadi
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Qianhui Huang
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Breck Yunits
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Yu Liu
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Thomas Wolfgruber
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Olivier Poirion
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Tianying Zhao
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Cédric Arisdakessian
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Stefan Stanojevic
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Lana X. Garmire *
DOI:10.1016/j.gpb.2021.07.005delete
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We present GranatumX, a next-generation software environment for single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) data analysis. GranatumX is inspired by the interactive webtool Granatum. GranatumX enables biologists to access the latest scRNA-seq bioinformatics methods in a web-based graphical environment. It also offers software developers the opportunity to rapidly promote their own tools with others in customizable pipelines. The architecture of GranatumX allows for easy inclusion of plugin modules, named Gboxes, which wrap around bioinformatics tools written in various programming languages and on various platforms. GranatumX can be run on the cloud or private servers and generate reproducible results. It is a community-engaging, flexible, and evolving software ecosystem for scRNA-seq analysis, connecting developers with bench scientists. GranatumX is freely accessible at http://garmiregroup.org/granatumx/app.
Keywords:
Single-cell RNA sequencing
Analysis
Pipeline
Webtool
Module
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