Tools for handling and analysing data with ambiguities
These programs expect plain text files in UNIFORMAT v3 as input. A download link to the results file is provided once the execution is completed (on screen and/or by email). Read more about these tools (and see examples of input files) in the usage overview.
Please note that the results files are deleted after 48 hours, therefore if you have not saved your results file you have to run the programs again.
File conversions
Converts data files from different formats (tabulated, columnar, pdf files of Luminex reports, Arlequin projects) into UNIFORMAT, and vice versa.
Uniformate
Checks UNIFORMAT files for formating errors and performs automatic translations of allele and haplotype names (new nomenclature, expansion of valid abbreviations,..).
Basic statistics
Provides all the basic statistics for one and two-locus, including allele and haplotype frequencies, tests for Hardy-Weinberg, neutrality and linkage disequilibrium, and graphs.
Haplotype frequency estimation
Calculates multi–locus haplotype frequencies (two or more loci) or allele frequencies under two alternative models (either Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium or inbreeding–like).
Family phaser
Establishes haplotype phase for family data. Input is UNIFORMAT file with a modified identifier. There are no limits on the number of families included in each file.
Regional analysis
Performs genetic comparisons of multiple population samples from selected world regions by means of non-metrical mutidimensional scaling (NMDS) analyses.
Charts & maps
Provides frequency charts and maps for specific alleles or haplotypes in selected world regions.
Binding and population diversity new
Tools to interactively explore binding and population diversity.