Client applications and Server Side docker for management of RNASeq and/or VariantSeq workflows and pipelines of the GPRO Suite
Ahmed Hafez, Beatriz Soriano, Aya A. Elsayed, Ricardo Futami, Raquel, Ceprian, Ricardo Ramos-Ruiz, Genis Martinez, Francisco J. Roig, Miguel A., Torres-Font, Fernando Naya-Catal\`a, Josep Alvar Calduch-Giner, Lucia, Trilla-Fuertes, Angelo Gamez-Pozo, Vicente Arnau

TL;DR
This paper introduces a comprehensive client-server solution with Docker for managing RNASeq and VariantSeq workflows, enhancing usability and automation in bioinformatics analyses.
Contribution
It presents new Java applications and a Docker-based server infrastructure that streamline RNA-seq and Variant-seq workflows with user-friendly interfaces and troubleshooting support.
Findings
Applications support step-by-step and pipeline modes
Docker deployment enables cross-platform and cloud use
Includes an experimental chatbot for troubleshooting
Abstract
The GPRO suite is an in-progress bioinformatic project for -omic data analyses. As part of the continued growth of this project, we introduce a client side & server side solution for comparative transcriptomics and analysis of variants. The client side consists of two Java applications called "RNASeq" and "VariantSeq" to manage workflows for RNA-seq and Variant-seq analysis, respectively, based on the most common command line interface tools for each topic. Both applications are coupled with a Linux server infrastructure (named GPRO Server Side) that hosts all dependencies of each application (scripts, databases, and command line interface tools). Implementation of the server side requires a Linux operating system, PHP, SQL, Python, bash scripting, and third-party software. The GPRO Server Side can be deployed via a Docker container that can be installed in the user's PC using any…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGenomics and Phylogenetic Studies · Microbial Community Ecology and Physiology
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