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Update data sets on the MGI FTP site #14

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kcotto opened this issue Mar 18, 2019 · 4 comments
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Update data sets on the MGI FTP site #14

kcotto opened this issue Mar 18, 2019 · 4 comments

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@kcotto
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kcotto commented Mar 18, 2019

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ialbert commented Jan 24, 2020

Hello, I'd be interested in accessing the full data as well. I wonder if that is possible. Especially since ERCC seems heavily downsampled and most comparisons cannot be made due to lack of data.

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Hi @ialbert,

Thanks for your interest. We should be able to do this. @kcotto and @zlskidmore can we find the original full raw datasets as described here: http://genomedata.org/rnaseq-tutorial/testdata/bams/brain_vs_uhr_w_ercc/instrument_data.tsv and place these in a new sub-folder to indicate the full data without downsampling.

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ialbert commented Jan 27, 2020

Hi @malachig

thanks for the response.

Another possible solution would be to submit the data to SRA (both the subsampled and the complete one). That way you would not need to distribute/maintain it yourselves.

An added benefit would be that the students could also practice the process of obtaining data (and metadata) from SRA using the command line. This is a skill that is becoming increasingly important.

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This would indeed be a great addition. I think the original data may be lost but there is a comparable dataset already available in SRA that we could switch over to.

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