Population structure analysis is a statistical method used to infer the genetic composition and ancestry proportions of individuals within a population. This type of study allows us to understand genetic variation within and between populations. Building admixture models provides insights into evolutionary processes, migration patterns, and even disease susceptibility. ADMIXTURE, now available in OmicsBox, makes this analysis easier by providing a

The pursuit of genetic advancement in agricultural crops is a nuanced and ongoing scientific endeavor. The advent of Genome-Wide Association Studies (GWAS) marked a significant stride, offering a window into the intricate interplay between genetic variants and phenotypes. Yet, the scope of insights garnered through GWAS can be further enriched when coupled with refined analytical tools. The Gene Set Analysis

  Sequence alignment is an essential element of genomics research, playing a significant role in aiding scientists in deciphering the intricacies of genetic data. When confronted with the task of aligning long reads generated by Pacific Biosciences (PacBio) or Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT) with precision and efficiency, scientists commonly opt for Minimap2 as their preferred tool (it is the most