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The Center for Phage Technology (CPT) was established by the Texas A&M University System Board of Regents in 2010. As the first and the only state-funded phage research institute in the United States, the CPT is dedicated to be a world leader in advancing phage biology and application in the modern world. With six laboratory groups and the CPT core laboratory all engaged in basic biology, genomics, and applied research, we strive to move the field forward by a combination of research and open-source training.
CPT Galaxy
CPT Galaxy is an instance of the Galaxy Project to provide a web interface for bioinformatics tools normally run on the command line.
The public CPT Galaxy is no longer online. Our tools have migrated to the public EU Galaxy instance.
CPT Apollo
CPT Apollo is an instance of the GMOD Apollo project, a collaborative genome browser and annotation engine. CPT Apollo is bridged to accept and provide data into CPT Galaxy for analysis. CPT Apollo can be accessed via CPT Galaxy.
Phage Resources
Phage Name Search (PhNS): Currently offline for maintenance
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Galaxy Updates and Dev/Ops
- The CPT Galaxy-Apollo system is moving! February 14, 2024
- CPT Galaxy-Apollo Update (Dec 17, 2023) December 17, 2023
- CPT Galaxy-Apollo Update (Nov 5, 2021) November 5, 2021
- CPT Galaxy-Apollo update (Nov 4, 2021) November 4, 2021