In 2007, the National Center for Genome Resources (NCGR) in Santa Fe, New Mexico, best known for the development of bioinformatics tools, established the Schizophrenia Genome Project. Taking Illumina GA sequence data, NCGR scientists used a combination of homegrown Alpheus software and JMP Genomics (from SAS) to develop a streamlined workflow for the acquisition, analysis, and management of huge amounts of next-generation sequencing data—in this case, mRNA.
The G-language Genome Analysis Environment is a generic genome analysis environment aiming to: 1. Construct an integrated environment for the development of analysis software. 2. Systematically accumulate existing analysis software methodologies for