Nexus Copy Number™
Accelerating Copy Number Analysis Research
Nexus Copy Number™ software offers simple yet powerful tools for CNV/LOH analysis and visualization from CGH and SNP array as well as next-gen sequencing data. The elegant user-interface and powerful statistical tools designed specifically for the end-user allow detection of chromosomal aberrations and identification of affected pathways with just a few mouse clicks.
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To a single solution for various application areas from cytogenetics to large scale population studies…
Platforms Supported: Windows Win2k/WinXP/Win7, OSX
Minimum: 1.0 GHz Pentium or G4, 512 MB RAM
Recommended: 2.0 GHz or faster Core 2 Duo, 1024 or more MB RAM
Flexible
Support for any platform
- Affymetrix
- Agilent
- Illumina
- Roche NimbleGen
- Next-Gen Sequencing
- Other
Support for any organism
Simple addition of custom tracks
Choose/Create custom CNV database
Flexible licensing options
Powerful
Process and visualize thousands of samples.
- Secure, redundant, off-site back up of data
- Validated statistical aberration detection algorithms
- Simple global collaboration support
- Access to publically available data
- Statistical tools for CNV/LOH analysis
- Statistical tools for survival analysis
- Clustering
- Enrichment analysis
- Integration with
Compare Editions
Nexus Copy Number follows a modular design to optimally meet the user needs and provide the best possible value. The following packaged configurations are designed to be applicable to most user types. However, any configuration can be custom designed and there is never a cost penalty for changing the license configuration. (click image to enlarge)
Discovery
This multi-sample processing configuration is the flagship product designed to provide all the statistical tools needed to conduct copy number based research with maximum ease and speed. It includes all available computational modules as well as Nexus DB.
Standard
This configuration is designed to be a nice complement to Nexus Solo and for those whose work does not require all the analytical functionality in the Disocovery Edition. The Standard Edition allows multi-sample processing, generation of frequency of aberration plots, detection of minimum common regions of gain or loss, and much more. It can also serve as a local database of samples along with sample annotation that can be viewed within the application as well as by Nexus Solo.
Core
This base component can be used to create any custom multi-sample processing and visualization solution meeting the user’s specific needs. Any of the modules listed in the table below can be added to the Core to create a truly custom solution.
Solo
This configuration is designed to meet the needs of users that need to process and interpret the results of a single sample at a time. This configuration does provide a direct link to Nexus DB so regions of interest can be immediately queried against all samples stored in Nexus DB for which the user has been allowed access. Nexus Solo can display results generated in Nexus Copy Number Standard or Discovery Edition projects.
Reader Clients
All Nexus Copy Number configurations can be licensed as read-only products. This limits the software from processing new samples but all other functions remain fully intact. In fact, with Nexus Copy Number Discovery Edition Reader client you can conduct extensive research by utilizing thousands of already processed samples in Nexus DB without the extra cost of running samples or time spent generating data!
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| Allele Specific Computation Module – Allelic event processing and visualization for SNP arrays | ![]() |
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| Nexus DB – remote storage, backup, retrieval, sharing, and querying | * |
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| Multi-sample processing, visualization, and analysis with sample annotations | ![]() |
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| Query one or more genes or regions for their genomic alteration status in all samples in a project | ![]() |
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| Statistical Comparison Module – Identification of regions with statistically significant differences between a pair of sample populations as well as the Predictive Power tool to identify regions that are highly predictive of a continuous valued factor (such as height) | Optional Add-on | ![]() |
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| Survival Analysis Module – Includes Survival Predictive Power computation allowing the user to identify regions that are highly predictive of survival with a given statistical significance and allows generation of Kaplan-Meir plots. | Optional Add-on | ![]() |
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| External Data Integration Module –Allows for integration of mRNA, miRNA, and methylation analysis results (e.g. Gene lists) to identify genomic hotspot regions. It calculated for each region a p-value indicated the probability of having so many genes in that regions being part of a list by pure chance. | Optional Add-on | ![]() |
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| Enrichment Analysis Module – Performs Annotation enrichment analysis identifying pathways and GO terms that are overrepresented in a gene list | Optional Add-on | ![]() |
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| Clustering and Factor Enrichment Module – allows the user to group the samples based on genomic aberrations and perform Factor Enrichment | Optional Add-on | ![]() |
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| Nexus Expression Module | Optional Add-on |
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| Nexus Methylation Module | Optional Add-on |
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*Nexus Solo does not submit samples to Nexus DB but can query and retrieve from the database
What’s New
Addresses complex genomes with sample ploidy estimation as well as extent of normal contamination in mosaic samples. (1)
Employs expanded statistical methods for identification of high frequency aberrations in a population. (2)
Provides complete user control over display and reporting
- Manual calling and classification of calls as benign/malignant/unknown
- New population frequency displays to highlight focal events
- Numerous new filters, color schemes, display tools
- Extensive reporting that is fully customizable by the user
Supports matched paired analysis to easily identify aberrations in the experimental sample only
Complies with new ISCA Consortium color standards for CNV gains and losses
And More…
Try out all the new features in version 6.0 by requesting your free trial of Nexus Copy Number today!
References
1. Van Loo et. al. “Allele-Specific Copy Number Analysis of Tumors”. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA. 2010 Sep 28;107(39):16910-5
2. Beroukhim, R. et. al. “Assessing the significance of chromosomal aberrations in cancer: Methodology and application to glioma”. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2007 Dec 11;104(50):20007-12.
Testimonials

“Nexus is light years ahead of the other commercially available software and can be used on multiple platforms”
Dr. Melissa Bondy, The University of Texas, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center

“Nexus Copy Number Software has allowed us to take our OncoScan data to the next level. As the only commercial software platform that has been specifically designed to analyze MIP data, its visualization and analysis algorithms have provided us with rapid and high impact discoveries. The intuitive design and ability to drill down on individual genes with links to the peer-reviewed literature are invaluable for our translational cancer research efforts. Perhaps, though, the biggest strength of Nexus Copy Number is its ease of incorporating clinical datasets and outcome to identify candidate loci for prognostic markers and developmental therapeutics.”
Dr. Joshua Schiffman, Medical Director, High Risk Pediatric Cancer Clinic, Division of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology
Huntsman Cancer Institute, University of Utah

NEXUS is impressive. It offers a user-friendly solution for those in need of copy number data analysis. Clearly in active development process and the team is very responsive to our needs. I enjoy the latest version (V6) a lot since it has several exciting features such as running GISTIC within NEXUS.”
Dr. Tao Xie, Oncology Unit, Pfizer Inc.

“We have recently switched our platform to utilize BioDiscovery software in our analysis of microarray data from Affymetrix and Agilent platforms. As a leader in this field I have to congratulate your team on their professional attitude towards their customers. Although both ImaGene and Nexus Copy Number are easy to use and utilize, what impressed me most about BioDiscovery is the support you get with your purchase. Mr. Raja Keshavan, Dr. Shams, and Shalini Verma were not only helpful but rather impressive with their support. This “Personal” support played and will play a major role in our success and I am sure in the success of BioDiscovery. I truly congratulate you on this success. We will soon switch fully to BioDiscovery after extensive testing. In the coming year we will install multi-user licenses for Nexus in our Research Core Facility.”
Dr. Fahd Al-Mulla, Associate Professor and Head of Molecular Pathology, Kuwait University.

“We have been using Nexus Copy Number software for the past three years and have found it to be very useful in identifying copy number variant (CNV) data from different array platforms.”
Dr. Charles Lee, Associate Professor and Clinical Cytogeneticist, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School.

“Nexus has made exploration of multiple groups comparisons of large genomic data sets easy and is flexible enough to allow visualization of results from our newly developed algorithms.”
Anders Isaksson, Group Leader, and Hanna Göransson Kultima, Bioinformatician, Cancer Pharmacology and Informatics
Uppsala University

“The data exploration modules in Nexus allow us to design straightforward experiments which help clarify the causal nature of genomic alterations in cancer. This has become an invaluable tool for our collaboration with Bio-informatics specialists.”
Dr. Lloyd Trotman, Assistant Professor, Cancer Center, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

“I feel as though BioDiscovery’s Nexus CGH software puts me back at the bench. It is truly empowering.”
Dr. Colin Collins, Director, Microarray Facility, Vancouver Prostate Centre

“Nexus is light years ahead of the other commercially available software and can be used on multiple platforms”
Dr. Melissa Bondy, The University of Texas, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center

“We have been running several different high density genome-wide arrays in our patient samples, and find that Nexus is the most user-friendly and flexible software we have used to be able to integrate and visualize all of our datasets in one place. We are able to quickly and easily identify key regions of interest and jump straight to relevant statistical tests and bioinformatics tools, making the whole process much more efficient.”
Dr. Anjene Addington, Child Psychiatry Branch, NIMH, NIH

“Nexus has provided us with a powerful tool for rapidly analyzing genome copy number profiles from large datasets using a variety of different platforms and the ability to incorporate expression data. These analyses are permitting us to link genomic and transcriptomic changes to clinical phenotypes and sub-populations.”
Dr. Simon Gregory, Assistant Professor at Duke Center for Human Genetics
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Whitepapers
Upcoming Webinars
May 10: Copy Number Estimation from Exome and Genome Sequencing Data
Archived Webinars
BioDiscovery routinely holds live webinars on various topics. If you’ve missed any webinar on Nexus Copy Number, you can watch the recording (choose from the list below). The topics range from general overviews of the software to focused analysis topics such as how to solve a particular problem (the Educational Webinar Series).
Clinical Applications |
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| Single Sample CNV/LOH Analysis and Visualization with Nexus Solo | Analysis of CGH/SNP array data from a single sample to uncover gains/losses, LOH/allelic events, and correlate with data from external databases such as the DGV. | |
| Cytogenetic Review – Nexus Copy Number 6.0 | Demonstration of CNV and LOH analysis tools to help cytogeneticists speed up their process of reviewing samples and make better decisions on the significance of events being detected. | |
| Enhanced Data and Result Sharing with Nexus DB Version 6 | Demonstrates use of the Nexus DB repository with publicly available data, such as the ISCA Clinical CNV database, to enhance the discovery and sample review process. | |
Research Applications |
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| Integrated Genomic Analysis using Nexus Copy Number and Nexus Expression | Highlights how BioDiscovery’s Nexus Copy Number and Nexus Expression software solutions can be used by research scientists to integrate knowledge gain from one modality with another (e.g. copy number variation, miRNA expression, gene expression) to create a complete picture of the underlying biology. | |
| Application of ASCAT Processing to Tumor Samples Using Nexus Copy Number 6 | Addresses difficulty of CNV analysis of cancer tissues with use of ASCAT processing which estimates sample ploidy and extent of contamination of the tumor sample with normal cells and demonstrates matched tumor-normal paired analysis. | |
| Educational Webinar Series: Cancer Survival Analysis with Nexus Copy Number | Shows how to find correlations between aberrations and survival using survival predictive power and to compare survival times between groups using KM Plots. | |
| Educational Webinar Series: Comparisons Between Array Platforms & Between Different Analysis Methods | Shows analysis of different array platforms with different algorithms such as FASST2, Rank Segmentation, and PennCNV. | |
| Translating Array & Sequence Based Investigations of Prostate Cancer | Customer Spotlight Presentation by Dr. Colin Collins and Dr. Stanislav Volik of the Vancouver Prostate Center | |
| Enhanced Data and Result Sharing with Nexus DB Version 6 | Demonstrates use of the Nexus DB repository to query publicly available data, such as TCGA and GEO data sets, as well as storing and managing your own projects and user groups. |






