IVA
v2.0
v2.0
  • README
  • Overview
  • Installation
  • User Manuals
    • IVA General Usage
    • Variant Browser
    • Case Interpreter
    • Variant Analysis
    • Overview
  • About
    • Who is using IVA
    • Gallery
    • FAQ
  • User Manual
    • Introduction
    • Logging in
      • Login
    • Metadata and Clinical Data
    • Variant Analysis
      • Variant Browser
    • Clinical Analysis
      • Case Interpreter
  • Admin Guide
    • Installation
      • How to build from source code
      • Docker
    • Developers
      • Libraries
    • Admin Dashboard
      • Study Admin
    • Configuration
  • Developer
    • Release Notes
    • Roadmap
    • Source Code and Issues
    • Component Architecture
    • Team
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Interactive Variant Analysis (IVA) is a web application for filtering, analysis and interpretation of population-scale genotype data. This interactive tool allows the identification of genes affected by deleterious variants that segregate along family pedigrees, case-control or sporadic samples.

IVA has been developed as part of the project, making it easy to work with clinical and variant information stored in a Catalog and Variant storage instance.

Main Features

  • Authenticated and secure platform to query and visualise data

  • Fully customizable platform and extensible though pluggings

  • Multiple tools and analysis available:

    • Advanced variant filtering: filter your variants

    • Genome browser

    • Clinical analysis

    • Aggregation analysis

  • Allow to load VCF files and samples together with clinical data

  • High-performance and scalable VCF and gVCF indexing

  • VCF normalization and variant annotation

  • Clinical interpretation analysis of samples and families

Contact

  • Ignacio Medina

IVA is developed and maintained by the and . It is freely available at

OpenCGA
⚠️
University of Cambridge
Genomics England
https://github.com/opencb/iv