Figure 2.

Example outputs generated by Wekemo Bioincloud Tools. The tools now contain 65 subfunctions, serving various purposes, including (1) the presentation of contribution, richness, composition of features or genes; (2) group comparison; (3) analysis of differences in data structure; (4) statistical analyses, such as analysis of variance tests, Kruskal–Wallis tests, and so forth; (5) enrichment of functional or metabolic pathways; (6) identification of differentially expressed genes; (7) construction of phylogenetic relationship; (8) correlation tests; (9) visualization pipelines, such as amplicon sequencing pipeline, metagenome taxonomy annotation pipeline, and so forth; (10) others, such as primer design, and so forth.