CoVstrain is an interactive tool using global SARS-CoV-2 genomic sequencing data to visualise mutations of interest around the world. Visit the website at https://covstrain.com/.
CoVstrain is open-source, and accepting pull requests. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
This work is enabled by data from the GISAID Initiative. I greatfully acknowledge the efforts of all contributors to the GISAID initative, who continue to work together to achieve global health security and understanding of infectious diseases. This work is subject to GISAID terms of use.
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CoVStrain code and data is licensed under the GNU General Public License. Under this license, CoVStrain provides open access to all data and code in the hope that it will be useful for research, and enable the creation of new tools. Users are free to use data and code in compliance with the terms set out in the GNU General Public License.
If you use screenshots of this work please credit CoVStrain with a link back to https://covstrain.com/. If you use the data or code provided by this work, please include citations to CoVStrain and GISAID. The recommended citation for CoVstrain is provided below:
Hassan R. S. Andrabi. 2022. "CoVstrain: Sequencing Distributions of SARS-CoV-2 Mutations of Interest." https://covstrain.com/