SVS 7 | Genetic Association Software, Genome-Wide Association (GWAS) Software for SNP, CNV, and NGS

YOUR DATA. YOUR ANALYSIS. YOUR DISCOVERY.

SNP & Variation Suite 7 is an integrated collection of user-friendly, yet powerful analytic tools for managing, analyzing, and visualizing multifaceted genomic and phenotypic data. SVS was created specifically to empower biologists and other researchers to easily perform complex analyses and visualizations, eliminating the need to rely exclusively on bioinformatics experts or cobble together difficult to use, incompatible freeware. With SVS you can focus on your research instead of learning to be a programmer or waiting in line for bioinformaticians.

PACKAGES
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
RESOURCES

SVS Core Plus

SVS Core Plus offers a powerful platform for data management and manipulation as well as the Genome Browser for exploring your data visually.

SNP Analysis Package

The SNP Package is a unique set of analytic tools built to empower you to quickly and easily perform a broad array of workflows for genetic association studies.

DNA-Seq Analysis Package

The DNA-Seq Package gives users access to the latest tertiary analysis methods to help make the most sense of next-gen sequencing data and analyzing rare variants.

CNV Analysis Package

The CNV Package offers the ability to process raw intensity data, identify regions of copy number variation, visualize CNV data, and perform association analysis on covariates.

Power Seat

The Power Seat includes all of the functionality SNP & Variation Suite has to offer including the SNP Analysis Package, CNV Analysis Package, DNA-Seq Analysis Package, and Genome Browser.

PBAT Analysis

Golden Helix PBAT delivers an exclusive and extensive array of advanced statistical routines for the design and analysis of family-based SNP and CNV association studies.

Viewer

With SVS Viewer, users can load projects or individual datasets created by someone with SVS 7, making collaboration between colleagues seamless.

SVS will run well on just about any conventional laptop, desktop, or server. However, there are several considerations in choosing new hardware that will give you the optimal experience while mitigating budget impact.

Standard (Moderate power adequate for most Single Named User and Lab Licenses)

Single dual-core processor (Quad-core processors are getting cheaper, becoming an attractive option)
32-bit Windows 7, XP, Vista, Linux, or Mac OS X 10.6
2-4GB of RAM

Advanced (For Universal Server Licenses, systems used for CNV segmentation, or for large projects)

Two quad-core processors (eight cores)
64-bit Windows 7, XP, Vista, Linux, or Mac OS X 10.6
(If for a server license: Windows Server 2003 64-bit, Windows Server 2008 64-bit, or 64-bit Linux)
8-16GB+ of RAM

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