How to analyze FlowJo exports with proper statistics
Turn a FlowJo table of frequencies, counts and MFIs into group comparisons with the right models, effect sizes and multiple-testing correction — free, in your browser, without uploading data.
Read the guide →Single-cell RNA-seq analysis without coding
Quality control, clustering, cell-type annotation, gene plots and sample-level differential expression for your own scRNA-seq data — in the browser, with no installation, account or data upload.
Read the guide →How to integrate scRNA-seq with metabolomics
Link single-cell RNA from cells or tissue with metabolomics from the same tissue, CSF or plasma through open genome-scale metabolic models — and get testable, clearly labelled hypotheses.
Read the guide →How to compare research papers: consistent vs conflicting findings
Put two to five studies side by side: study design, an evidence map of each readout, and verdicts that treat knockout and treatment designs on the same footing — every claim quoted with its figure.
Read the guide →How to find antibodies, mouse strains and data accessions in a paper
Pull antibody clones and catalog numbers, mouse strains and JAX stock numbers, GEO and other accessions, RRIDs, software versions and doses out of a paper in one table.
Read the guide →Bulk RNA-seq differential expression in the browser
Fit limma-voom on your own count matrix with a reviewed design — covariates, paired samples and contrasts — then run pathway analysis and export exact R code, without installing R.
Read the guide →How to map the research landscape of a disease or topic
See how ten years of papers on a topic such as multiple sclerosis are spread across research fields, which fields are rising or losing attention, where the evidence is thin, and which papers to read first.
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