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Theiagen’s approach to genomic analysis in public health typically uses the Terra platform to run workflows that undertake bioinformatic analysis, then uses other platforms for visualization of the resulting data. Theiagen’s Public Health Bioinformatics (PHB) repository contains workflows for the characterization, genomic epidemiology, and sharing of pathogen genomes of public health concern. Workflows are available for viruses, bacteria, and fungi.
<aside> 🧬 PHB source code is publicly available at https://github.com/theiagen/public_health_bioinformatics! All workflows can be imported directly to Terra via the Dockstore PHB collection!
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When undertaking genomic analysis using Terra and other data visualization platforms, it is essential to consider the necessary and appropriate workflows and resources for your analysis. To help you make these choices, take a look at the relationship between the most commonly used Theiagen workflows.
We continuously work to improve our codebase and usability of our workflows by the public health community, so changes from version to version are expected. This documentation page reflects the state of the workflow at the version stated in the title.
<aside> 🧬 You can see the changes since PHB v2.1.0 here!
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Our code is open-source and available under GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
If you would like to submit suggested code changes to our workflows, you may add or modify the WDL files and submit pull requests to the ‣ repository.
Analysis Approaches for Genomic Data: This diagram shows the Theiagen workflows (green boxes) available on Terra for analysis of genomic data in public health and the workflows that may be used consecutively (arrows). The blue boxes describe the major functions that these workflows undertake. Descriptions of these functions and their workflows can be found in the Getting Started with Genomic Analysis in Public Health section below. The yellow boxes show functions that may be undertaken independently of workflows on Terra.