How DataCore Analytics Keeps Data Confidential
12 May 2026
Worked examples showing how a DataCore project runs, from first enquiry to handover.
These are illustrative examples, not client case studies. DataCore Analytics is a young company and we will not present invented client work as real. Every example below describes the kind of project we take on, the decisions involved and what the client receives — using realistic parameters drawn from the study designs our consultants work with.
As real engagements complete and clients agree to be named, this page will be replaced with their work.
A national public health laboratory sequencing respiratory pathogen samples weekly needs lineage assignment and outbreak detection with turnaround fast enough to inform response.
Roughly 200 amplicon-sequenced genomes per week arriving from Illumina and Nanopore runs, with no in-house bioinformatician. Consensus genomes were being generated inconsistently and submissions to public repositories had stalled.
Timeline: Standing partnership; 48-hour turnaround per batch
A research group asked for differential expression analysis on a cohort collected over three years, expecting a manuscript. The analysis showed the study could not answer the question as designed.
RNA-Seq on 18 samples across three clinical groups, collected in two waves separated by 14 months, with extraction batch perfectly confounded with clinical group.
Timeline: 1 week to the finding; full analysis 4 weeks once the design was fixed
A clinical genetics group investigating an undiagnosed paediatric condition across four consanguineous families, where standard pipelines returned an unmanageable candidate list.
Whole exome sequencing on 14 individuals across four trios and extended families. An earlier analysis using default population frequency filters had returned several hundred candidate variants.
Timeline: 5 weeks
A researcher needed preliminary data supporting a hypothesis for a grant deadline, with no budget to generate new sequencing.
A gene of interest, a disease context, and eleven weeks until the submission deadline.
Timeline: 4 weeks, submitted with three weeks to spare
A group with a completed 10x experiment wanted cell type annotation and differential expression, and had already produced clusters they were preparing to publish.
Six samples across two conditions, previously analysed with default parameters, yielding 22 clusters the group had begun annotating individually.
Timeline: 5 weeks
