How DataCore Analytics Keeps Data Confidential
12 May 2026
The data that answers your question may already exist. We find it, reprocess it consistently, and analyse it — at a fraction of the cost of generating your own.
Millions of samples sit in public repositories, and a well-designed reanalysis can answer a research question, generate a hypothesis, or provide the preliminary data a grant application needs — without a single sample being collected.
The catch is that public data is inconsistently processed and unevenly annotated. Combining studies naively produces batch effects that swamp the biology. We reprocess everything through one pipeline and model study of origin explicitly.
Each project uses the subset of these that your research question requires.
Systematic search of GEO, ArrayExpress, SRA, ENA, dbGaP, TCGA, GTEx, ICGC, the GWAS Catalog and African resources including H3Africa, with screening against your criteria and a documented selection trail.
Every dataset run through the same pipeline from raw data where available, so differences between studies reflect biology rather than processing choices.
Batch correction and meta-analysis across studies, with study of origin modelled explicitly and heterogeneity quantified rather than ignored.
Expression, mutation and survival profiles for a gene or gene set across tissues, cancers and disease states, assembled into a single evidence summary.
Placing your cohort alongside public reference cohorts to check whether your samples behave as expected, and whether your finding replicates.
Typical turnaround: 2–5 weeks depending on the number of datasets included
Indicative price: From $599 for a single-gene landscaping report
Reduced rates are available for students and researchers at African public institutions. Every project is quoted in writing before work begins.
Services are provided for research purposes only. They are not intended for clinical diagnosis, treatment decisions or individual health assessment. See how it works, data submission guidelines and what you receive.
Bioinformatics, biostatistics and data science support for research teams across Africa.
12 May 2026
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