LabKey Server enables a comprehensive view of disease incidence and progression over time by correlating observational data with a broad range of test results.

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Sample Screens (click to enlarge)

Data for a Single Participant

A Study Portal Page

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Research organizations use the LabKey Server platform to organize observational data collected from study participants over time, then associate collected data with experimental results, such as those obtained from microplate, Luminex^TM, TZM-bl Neutralization (NAb), ELISA or ELISpot assays. Participants may be humans in an observational study or animals in a laboratory.

Study data flows into LabKey Server from several different sources:

• Forms — Participants or observers fill out forms.  All form information is collected in the Study module. 
• Assay Results — Assay results from labs are uploaded into a study and integrated with data collected on forms.
• Specimen information — LabKey Server contains a specimen tracking and request module that tracks owners and quantities of specimens. It enables centralized administration of the specimen request process.

Once the datasets are loaded, researchers use LabKey Server to build relationships connecting participants, visits, forms, assays and specimens. The ability to connect this information for a broad range of assay data types is a key capability of LabKey server. Most comparable systems are limited to tracking clinical data only.

For analysis, data stored in LabKey Server can be displayed in several different ways:

• Data grids can combine information from forms, assays and specimens.
• Charts can track values across a study or display values for an individual over time.
• External tools (such as R or SAS) can create custom charts or textual views.
• Every view, report and dataset can be individually secured so that study team members see only appropriate data.
• All data can be exported in Excel format.

Data flow patterns can be visualized as follows:

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