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CLC bio Bioinformatics Solutions
Presentation of CLC bio
HQ in Denmark. Offices in USA, Brazil & India, and resellers in 10+ countries
Focus on bioinformatics solutions: Software, Hardware, and Consulting services
A large number of world class bioinformatics scientists work for CLC bio
More than 47,000 software users since the first release in July 2005
CLC bio – global reach CLC bio – global reach
Software objectives
• To make user-friendly state-of-the-art bioinformatics software
• To integrate all analyses in one program
• To make software that works on:
• To involve users as much as possible
– CLC bio offers free user-support to all programs
– CLC bio is very open to user suggestions
– There are at least 2 program upgrades a year
CLC bio’s software solutions
CLC Free Workbench : A number of basic bioinformatics analyses, all integrated in the same software package.
CLC DNA Workbench : A large number of advanced DNA sequence analyses.
CLC RNA Workbench: Provides easy access to a range of complex algorithms and options, for RNA secondary structure prediction and editing.
CLC Protein Workbench : A large number of advanced protein sequence analyses.
CLC Combined Workbench : All the above gathered in one single, fully integrated software package.
CLC Free Workbench
Bioinformatics feature examples :
Multiple alignment
Phylogenetic trees
Restriction site finding
GenBank search
Viewing of all results from our commercial programs
CLC DNA Workbench
Bioinformatics feature examples :
Assembly of DNA sequencing data ( Assembly)
Advanced primer design
Cloning
Automatic SNP annotation
Complexity region analyses
Dot plot based analyses
CLC RNA Workbench
Bioinformatics feature examples :
Structure prediction
2D structure editor
Linear structure editor
RNA alignment
Pattern discovery
BLAST analysis
CLC Protein Workbench
Bioinformatics feature examples :
Secondary structure predictions
BLAST searches (NCBI or Local)
Signal peptide prediction
3D molecule viewer
Transmembrane helix prediction
Hydrophobicity analyses
CLC Combined Workbench
All the functionalities of Free, DNA, RNA and Protein in one program!
System requirements
… for all workbenches from CLC bio:
Mac OS X 10.3 or later (including Intel-based Macs)
Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Windows Vista
Linux: Redhat or SuSE
256 MB RAM required
512 MB RAM recommended
1024 x 768 display recommended
Additional requirements for CLC Protein Workbench and CLC Combined Workbench
3D viewing requires an OpenGL 3D graphics driver
CLC Software Developer Kit
Software Developer Kit: This API enables the user to make his/her own modules for the CLC Workbench.
www.clccube.com
Hardware accelerated bioinformatics
Acceleration through innovative use of FPGA technology
Smith-Waterman more than 100 times faster than a fast desktop computer
Hardware accelerated bioinformatics
Portable: Plug-and-play connection through a USB 2.0 port
Upcoming: Faster Smith-Waterman searches, ClustalW, and other alignments
Cube Interfaces
Blast interface
Like NCBI Blast (including extension)
Add a command line parameter and the hardware Smith- Waterman is used
Easy integration with existing infrastructure
Graphical interface
Easy to use for all people
Better overview and workflow for Workbench users
CLC Bioinformatics Cell
CLC Bioinformatics Cell
Acceleration through innovative use of SIMD technology
Smith-Waterman more than 100 times faster than a fast desktop computer - speed depends on CPU-power
Current algorithms: Smith-Waterman and ClustalW
Upcoming: - Even faster - Significantly more algorithms - Able to run in clusters
Some of CLC bio’s customers
NASA Exobiology Branch, USA
National Institutes of Health (NIH), USA
Pasteur Institute, France
Royal Perth Hospital, Australia
National Hospital of Denmark
Solvay Pharmaceuticals, Germany
“ The wide variety of other tools in CLC's software are extremely useful - BLAST searches from within the program, in silico restriction digests, alignments, phylogenetic trees, among a lot of other features.” Dr. Stefan J. Green, NASA, Exobiology branch.
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