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Partek Flow

Partek Flow is a graphical user interface (GUI) based bioinformatics software that is dedicated to the analysis of next generation sequencing (NGS) data.

Why Partek Flow?

  1. Partek Flow is compatible with all major genomic formats and assays (including integrating different assays) for your complete analysis needs. There is no need to navigate the command line but you still get the same level of control. Save time using the easy point and click interface while analyzing data from start to finish.
  2. Partek has many tools, some specific to Partek, some industry standard 3rd party tools. The platform also welcomes user tools.
  3. Partek Flow can also be used to create publication quality, interactive visualizations as well as rigorous statistics and comprehensive tools to help you make the most out of your data.
  4. It's easy to share projects and data (with no limitations on the size of the data) with collaborators.
    --- Event Speaker, Alex Rutkovsky, PhD (Field Application Scientist, Partek Flow)

Access Partek Flow

There are two types of licenses available. If you are a researcher within NCI, see License type: NCI wide. If you are not within NCI, see License type: NIH wide.

License type: NIH wide

To obtain an NIH wide license, users will need to:

  1. Obtain an NIH HPC account.
  2. Register for an account through the NIH Library.
  3. Reserve a remote NIH Library workstation online.

See the NIH Library website for more information.

License type: NCI wide

To obtain a license:

  1. Get an NIH HPC account
  2. Ensure you have enough space in /data/username on Biowulf to hold Partek Flow files. You can request additional space here.
  3. Contact staff@hpc.nih.gov to get your Partek Flow account activated.
  4. Navigate to https://partekflow.cit.nih.gov/flow to start using Partek Flow

Note

You must be on the NIH network or connected via VPN to use Partek Flow.

Event Slides and Other Resources

  1. Slides: Introduction to Partek Flow

Additional Information

Check out additional information on Partek Flow, including useful links, in the BTEP Resource pages.