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Genomic Epidemiology platform for disease X

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Genomic Epidemiology platform for disease X

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Source Code: https://github.com/RIVM-bioinformatics/lsp-api


Gen-EpiX: Genomic Epidemiology platform for disease X (beta version)

Gen-EpiX is platform for visualizing and analyzing genomic epidemiology data. It has fine-grained access controls for collaboration between multiple organizations.

Key Features

  • Visualisation: Visualize cases by time, place, person and also by genome through a phylogenetic tree coupled to the cases.
  • Fine-grained access: Give different organizations different access rights per disease, down to individual variables. Organizations can manage access of their own users by themselves.
  • Search: Search and filter cases, including on genetic similarity.
  • Signal detection: Detect, define and share sets of cases, signals and outbreaks.
  • Disease X: Any disease and corresponding analysis variables can be added.
  • Data: Adheres to the Medallion data architecture design pattern. The silver layer consists of normalized and standardized patient or subject data compliant with OMOP Common Data Model, and a dedicated database for genetic sequence data and computation of phylogenetic trees. The gold layer consists of case data ready for analysis in the form of a single row of data per case.
  • Tech: OpenAPI compliant API, deployable on cloud or on-premise, support for multiple authentication providers. Python/FastAPI backend and default TypeScript/React frontend available from gen-epix-web.

Deliberately not in scope

  • Disease-specific knowledge: Every organization has their own variables that are important for analysis, as well as their own bioinformatics to process genetic sequence data. We therefore avoided any disease-specific code both for the generation of these data and for the analysis variables that can be defined. Only the results are stored.
  • Collaboration-specific knowledge: Every collaboration or country (e.g. for public health surveillance of diseases) has their own specifics in terms of access rights and any relevant geographic regions. We therefore avoided any country-specific code, both for the type of organizations that have access, and for any geographic data.

Installation

Below is a streamlined installation guide for various platforms:

  1. Install ODBC development headers:

    sudo apt-get update
    sudo apt-get install -y unixodbc-dev
    
  2. Create and activate a conda environment:

    conda create --name gen-epix python=3.12
    conda activate gen-epix
    
  3. Install dependencies*:

    pip install -r requirements.txt
    pip install --no-binary :all: pyodbc==5.2.*
    

    *Some hardware architectures (especially Apple M1/M2/M3 chips) require pyodbc to be compiled from source for compatibility


  1. For development, add testing tools:
    pip install -r dev-requirements.txt
    

SSL Certificate Setup

  1. Install mkcert:

    # Linux
    sudo apt install mkcert
    
    # macOS
    brew install mkcert
    
  2. Generate certificates:

    mkcert -install
    mkcert -key-file key.pem -cert-file cert.pem localhost 127.0.0.1
    
  3. Copy the generated files:

    cp key.pem cert.pem /path/to/project/cert/
    
  4. For WSL users: Run the commands in Windows PowerShell and copy files to both the project cert directory and your WSL home directory.


Usage

Starting the API

  1. Activate the conda environment:
conda activate gen-epix
  1. Run the application:
python run.py [service] [app_type] [env_name] [idp_config]
  • service: The service to run (api, etl)
  • app_type: Specific configuration for an app type (casedb, seqdb, omopbd)
  • env_name: Name of the environment.
  • idp_config: Which authentication setting to use (idps, mock_idps, no_auth, debug, no_ssl)

Example

conda activate gen-epix
python run.py api casedb local idps
example-docs

Dependencies

Gen-EpiX relies on several Python packages to provide its functionality:

Core Dependencies

  • fastapi - Modern, high-performance web framework
  • sqlalchemy - SQL toolkit and Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) library
  • pydantic - Data validation and settings management
  • biopython - Tools for computational molecular biology

Database Connectors

  • pyodbc - ODBC database adapter

API Server

Development Tools

  • pytest - Testing framework
  • black - Code formatter
  • pylint - Static code analyzer
  • mypy - Static type checker

For a complete list of dependencies, refer to:

Python Version Gen-EpiX requires Python 3.12 or higher.

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