Most new drug development programs start with foundational pre-discovery research that includes in-depth searches of the literature as well as public data repositories and other biomedical information resources. The process of assembling this library of evidence is incredibly time consuming and tedious. Findings are too often stored in separate spreadsheet files with poor version control and infrequent updates.
Aevidence changes all that.
This biological intelligence platform comprises 10 specialized discovery apps for interactively exploring different types of critical evidential data from public and internal data resources. It provides a framework to gather, organize, update, and share the supporting information needed to:
When you pair the Aevidence Platform and visyn Knowledgebase with Ordino, you elevate and optimize your discovery data analysis workflows with immediate access to a wealth of scientific evidence and public data – all in one turbocharged visual analytics suite.
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Gain access to an exhaustive biological knowledgebase that provides insights and supporting evidence to help you validate discovery findings. Whether you’re searching for genes, diseases, compounds, or companies, Aevidence enables you to quickly retrieve the detailed information you want about any combination of entities–without leaving your datavisyn workspace.
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Get invaluable insights with easy-to-build queries. Aevidence enables you to explore different types of biological evidence using a suite of specialized discovery apps, each with an intuitive design that best fits the type of data you’re mining, whether genetic sequences, protein structures, or known drug interactions. Get a comprehensive overview of all your evidence in realtime, and save searches for every entity and their combinations, so you can retrieve updated results in seconds.
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Drill down and dig deeper to investigate the nuances of your data to identify key takeaways. The visyn Knowlegebase gives you immediate access to a wealth of biological intelligence that helps you quickly answer how and why questions about the role of entities of interest. It includes tools that simplify data uploads and integration, so you can further enrich the knowledgebase with your in-house research data and perform explore evidence tailored to your drug program.
Rely on Aevidence to mine the visyn Knowledgebase of regularly updated biomedical intelligence to strengthen your understanding of disease pathophysiology and rigorously assess potential targets and therapeutic modalities in the context of your disease of interest — all in one versatile platform.
Gain insights from a wide range of powerful applications designed for biological data visualization, including species-specific bioactivity data from ChEMBL and GOStar, protein structure bioinformatics from RCSB, and protein sequence identify data for homologs and orthologs in relevant model organisms.
Use keywords to search for biological entities, and reveal a comprehensive overview of available data. Explore biological data in realtime, using interactive tools designed to help you dig into underlying data for disease genes, expression studies, structural bioinformatics, proteomics, pipelines, and so much more.
Supplement the visyn Knowledgebase’s extensive collection of preloaded public datasets with your in-house experimental and patient data, then leverage intuitive workflows for extracting even greater insights that will inform go/no go decision making at every stage of preclinical drug discovery and development.
Both Aevidence and Ordino are engineered to provide seamless access to the visyn Knowledgebase, which includes integrated integrates public data from more than 70 public sources and data repositories, including the Universal Protein (UniProt) knowledgebase, Genotype-Tissue Expression (GTEx) Portal, ChEMBL, and Reactome as well as cancer research-specific resources, such as the cBioPortal for Cancer Genomics, Cancer Dependency Map Project (DepMap), and The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA). We regularly curate, integrate, and update the visyn Knowledgebase, so you always have the most current publically available biological evidence at your fingertips.
The visyn Knowledgebase includes universal data import tools that make it easy for anyone on your team to import and integrate in-house experimental and internal research data into the knowledgebase and mold it to perfectly support your research focus. We also work closely with our customers and partners to prioritize new biological data resources to include in future updates of the visyn Knowledgebase. It is, like all scientific knowledge, constantly evolving.
Visualize 3D structures and explore underlying sequences of experimentally-determined and computed proteins in the RCSB protein data bank. Understanding the 3D structure of a biological macromolecules is critical for discerning its role in health, disease, and therapeutics.
Investigate comparative human, mouse, and rat data from ChEMBL and PROTAC-DB. Here you can review characteristics of bioactivity molecules with drug-like properties and proteolysis-targeting chimeras (PROTACs). You can also define target and off-target filters as well as structural constraints, such as substructures or reference structures for similarity filtering.
Retrieve a concise summary of your genes or diseases of interest and their function. For genes, the subcellular location view provides information on known location and topology of mature proteins within the cell and displays where within the cell a protein of interest is expressed. Click on a description to highlight the organelle in the cell diagram.
Retrieve protein sequence alignments between human and animal species commonly used in preclinical toxicology studies. Here you can view human gene orthologs for selected species represented in NCBI orthologs and OrthoDB, as well as a table of homologous human proteins. For homologs, you can run a multiple sequence alignment on selected homolog proteins (using sequence data from the UniProt Knowledgebase. You can narrow the sequence comparison to focus on protein domains of interest as you analyze sequence alignments in detail.
Get summary statistics from internal and publically available data from genome-wide association (GWAS) studies and PheWAS phenome-wide association (PheWAS) studies, with links to publications in PubMed. Select a study to review GWAS study information about genes with variants associated with a specific disease or trait, and drill down to see a regional association plot of any trait associations within a given genomic range.
Access a visual overview of genomics alterations documented in The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) . For selected genes, this portal presents genomic alteration prevalence by cancer type, gene expression distribution in tumor and normal samples, missense mutation hotspots, DepMap gene effect scores for CRISPR knock-outs across different cell lineages and survival analyses for selected patient cohorts.
Compare expression of one or multiple genes using integrated data from the Genotype-Tissue Expression (GTEx) portal, The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA), and Cancer Cell Line Encyclopedia (CCLE). Here, you can visualize expression data in the context of a specific tissue type, disease status, or other factors. You can also define cohorts using genomic markers (e.g., mutations, copy number alterations, expression ranges, etc.).
Work with us to create new portals tailored to fit your requirements and discovery data landscape.
The corporate license follows a subscription model with annual fees. The subscription includes access to all features of the tool, continuous and unlimited updates, and usage support. Multi-year discounts are available.
Seats
Enterprise licenses come with packages of “seats”. Active regular users take a seat. The standard package includes 10 seats. Larger packages are available upon request. Seats are evaluated holistically, i.e., datavisyn reviews usage, and if the usage consistently exceeds the usage of the package, the customer is asked to upgrade their package.
Optional services
Datavisyn provides optional support for the deployment, operation, and development of extensions and modifications. We also offer 2-day on-site or remote trainings. These services are based on an hourly rate or on an agreed-upon flat fee. Extensions and modifications require a valid license.
Maintenance
An active license includes the following maintenance efforts:
Academic organizations or non-commercial users can request a free license. We are happy to provide support for the usage, deployment, operation, and custom developments for academic users based on an hourly rate or an agreed-upon flat fee. If you are interested, please contact aevidence@datavisyn.io with your contact information (full name, institution name, institution email address).
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