Software & Analysis

Nabsys Navigator

Map the Genome

Why Navigator

Analysis Without the Overhead

Nabsys Navigator is the cloud software behind the OhmX Platform. It powers whole-genome variant discovery and variant verification through a suite of advanced informatics pipelines, with minimal bioinformatics expertise required.

Simple

Simple

A web interface, minimal bioinformatics expertise.

Secure

Secure

Built on Google Cloud with enterprise security controls.

Affordable

Affordable

No servers to buy, no infrastructure to maintain.

Fast

Fast

Results in a few hours, many samples at once.

Identify

De novo assembly, SV calling, and orthogonal confirmation of NGS and long-read data.

View

Explore genome-wide maps and SV calls in an interactive browser, down to 300 bp.

Interpret

Summarize findings and export shareable outputs for your team or a publication.

Two ways to analyze

Discover or Verify in the Same Place

Nabsys Navigator supports both modes of structural variant (SV) analysis, so one environment covers the whole question.

Discovery

SV-Discover™

De novo assembly and structural variant calling down to 300 bp, to power genome-wide variant discovery.

Verification

SV-Verify™

Independently confirm structural variants from your genome mapping or sequencing methods to provide confidence in your findings.

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Focus Areas

Applications

Nabsys Navigator brings the analysis software together in a single environment, allowing users to focus on their research areas and address hypotheses.

Hematological Malignancy

Unravel the complexities of structural variants (SVs) in cancer genomes and gain deeper insights to drive breakthroughs in oncology research.

Repeat Expansion Disorders

Detect and confirm repeat expansions, delivering advantages in resolution, size detection, and reproducibility across diverse loci and cohorts.

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Orthogonal Confirmation
of Sequencing

Resolve uncertain structural variant calls from short- and long-read sequencing, providing clear and confident results.

Variant classes

Every Class of Structural Variant

Insertions, deletions, duplications, inversions, and translocations. Balanced events included, down to 300 bp and genome-wide.

Deletions

A genomic segment is absent from the sample. The interval between the flanking labels is shorter than reference by the size of the deletion, and any recognition site within the deleted segment produces no label on the contig.

Diagram of a deletion: the segment between flanking labels is shorter than the reference and interior labels are missing.

Insertions

Additional sequence is present relative to reference. The interval between the flanking labels exceeds the reference interval by the length of the insertion; a recognition site carried within it appears as an additional label.

Diagram of an insertion: the segment between flanking labels is longer than the reference, with an added interior label.

Duplications

A segment is present in more than one copy. In a tandem duplication the label pattern of that segment recurs in direct succession, and the region exceeds reference by the length of the duplicated segment.

Diagram of a tandem duplication: the label pattern of a segment repeats in direct succession, lengthening the region.

Inversions

A segment is present in reverse orientation. Label order within the inverted interval is reversed relative to reference while the flanking labels are unchanged, so interval length is preserved. Inversions are balanced and carry no copy-number change.

Diagram of an inversion: label order within the segment is reversed while flanking labels and interval length are unchanged.

Translocations

Segments from two non-homologous loci are joined. Beyond the breakpoint the contig carries the label pattern of the partner locus. Reciprocal translocations are balanced and are not detectable by copy-number methods.

Diagram of a translocation: past the breakpoint, the contig carries the label pattern of a non-homologous partner locus.
Visualize your results

Your Command Center to Navigate the Genome

From data to insights. View, filter, and export results to drive your research forward.

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Additional Resources

Go Deeper into the Data

Explore more about the OhmX Platform through the resource gallery

Brochures

Bring Key Heme-Relevant Variants Into Focus

Technical Notes

Sizing FXN GAA Repeat Expansions with EGM

Application Notes

High-Resolution Detection of Cancer-Associated Structural Variants Using Electronic Genome Mapping

Faqs

Common Questions About Nabsys Navigator

Yes. SV-Verify independently confirms structural variants called by other genome mapping or sequencing methods, aligning your prepared sample against a defined set of candidate variants. It is designed for resolving uncertain calls from short- and long-read sequencing and for orthogonal confirmation of cytogenetic findings.

Secondary analysis runs in the cloud, where molecule maps are assembled, aligned, and used to call structural variants. Navigator is built on a cloud security and compliance architecture.

Minimal bioinformatics expertise is required. The pipelines are prebuilt and the environment is a web interface, so there is no local pipeline to build and no hardware to provision.

The cloud software behind the OhmX Platform. It turns electronic genome mapping data into a reviewed set of structural variant calls, powering whole-genome variant discovery and targeted variant verification through a suite of advanced informatics pipelines, in one web interface.

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