Process and analyze human genetic data generated from Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS).
Inform your sequencing platform, library preparation technique and analysis type to configure your personalized pipelines.
Upload from a local drive or directly from Illumina’s Basespace. We support .FASTQ; .BAM and .VCFs
Genetic variants are automatically pre-classified by a proper algorithm, and the filter system delimits variants that may be related to clinical suspicions.
Review the findings according to the quality recommendations of the accreditation agencies and generate an analysis report with the final result.
Significantly reduce and optimize the time for processing, sorting variants and generating reports from NGS human data.
Quality parameter evaluation, mapping, multi-variant callers, database annotation, and automatic pre-sorting following ACMG, AMP, PALC, and CAP guidelines.
Varstation grants you easy access to more than 200 genetic variant databases. Those include data for germline and somatic analysis.
Data filtering mechanism that incorporates all annotated mutation data - including human phenotypes, patient clinical history and associated diseases (OMIM/UniProt).
We preserve the diversity, quality and organizational culture of Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein, considered by the América Economía Intelligence’s ranking as the best hospital in Latin America.
Flexibility to enable fast changes in your analytical processes and a powerful pay-per-use cloud solution.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Varsomics, in partnership with Albert Einstein Israelite Hospital, developed the world’s first test for the diagnosis of the new coronavirus based on Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS).
The test, which was known as VarsVid, identifies the presence of the virus, functioning as a diagnostic tool to be used from the first day of infection, in the same way as RT-PCR, which makes it an alternative for adopting a diagnostic test.
Processing takes up to 72 hours, and has 95% sensitivity and 99% specificity, or positive, there are no cases of false.