To discover breakthrough therapies, research teams need to dive deep into the complexities of biology.
Multi-modal omics data can show you the path to discovery – if you can make sense of this data’s unprecedented complexity and volume.
TileDB is designed for discovery – a purpose-built platform crafted to tackle these challenges. By making it easier to manage multimodal omics data, TileDB simplifies collaboration and analysis to unlock new therapeutic possibilities. Whether you're working with single-cell data, population genomics or biomedical imaging, TileDB upscales your life sciences workflows so you can find breakthroughs faster.
We want to be your partner in discovery. In this newsletter, we’ll share updates on new releases, features, new public datasets and learning resources available on TileDB Cloud.
The TileDB team
SOMA is an open data model for single-cell analysis, and TileDB-SOMA is our open-source API built on the TileDB array engine. It supports Python and R for easy integration with single-cell toolkits, allowing you to filter and select data without loading entire datasets into memory.
With the new SOMA Experiment Collection Mapper UDF, you can now query across multiple SOMA experiments simultaneously on TileDB Cloud’s serverless platform. Provide a list of experiment URIs and the query, and the UDF will execute it in parallel, returning AnnData objects for analysis. Check out the demo notebook for more details.
The Census is a collection of a variety of SOMA objects containing most RNA non-spatial data from CZ CELLxGENE. On this data large models are trained, the Census models. The Census team released new data models in 2023 to improve single-cell data access. These models were tested for capturing biological information and correcting data inconsistencies. While promising, further testing is needed for specific tasks. For more details, visit the full article here.
Precision medicine is revolutionizing healthcare, requiring advanced databases to handle and analyze vast, complex data quickly. Traditional databases fall short, struggling with huge data volumes and the need for nimbleness and real-time processing. Effective precision medicine databases must integrate diverse data types, support rapid analysis, and facilitate secure, seamless sharing among healthcare stakeholders. TileDB addresses these challenges, enabling comprehensive insights and better patient outcomes. For more details, read the full article here.
The VCF Toolbox, a Python library in TileDB Cloud, now includes two new methods to enhance and speed up variant analyses.
Go to this notebook. for an example.
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