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Boost your genomics analysis with VS Code Server on Terra on Microsoft Azure
Genomics analysis is a complex and data-intensive process that requires robust and efficient tools to manage and process large amounts of genetic data. Visual Studio Code (VS Code), a free
Why the new and improved WDL docs deserve a second look
Have you ever found yourself (desperately?) searching for WDL (Workflow Description Language) documentation that suits your needs and coming up short? I have. I was in that boat a year
Introducing Terra on Azure
We have been working closely with our partners at Microsoft to expand Terra to a multi-cloud offering. We are now launching the preview phase of Terra on Azure. Sign up
AnVIL platform helps meet the new NIH Data Management and Sharing policy requirements
The AnVIL platform offers intuitive tools to support researchers meet all their NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy needs.
Terra 101 workshop: Learn how to use Terra quickly and efficiently
Register for a free hands-on virtual workshop to get started with Terra and level up your skills.
Paper Spotlight: Phenotype and genetic analysis of data collected within the first year of NeuroDev
This study used GATK and seqr in Terra to identify variants likely to cause neurodevelopmental disorders, based on exome data from family trios.
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Managing Access to UK Biobank Data on Terra
Having access to good data is crucial for genomics research. Without large-scale datasets, there’s little chance of uncovering the genetic underpinnings of disease. This is particularly important when studying diseases
Single Cell Portal Accelerates Genomics Research with Terra
Single Cell Portal (SCP) is an online portal for sharing single-cell genomics data that is built on top of Terra. Through its searchable database of single-cell studies, interactive visualizations, and
