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  • thickrick99
    Member
    • Jul 2014
    • 21

    #1

    Where to get Population RNA-seq Data??

    Hi Everyone,

    I was wondering if anybody knows databases where I can get population specific RNA-seq data. I know that Geuvadis has a collection of RNA-seq data with GBR, FIN, TSI, etc. but these are primarily European descent samples. I was wondering if there are any other sites where I can get a variety of RNA-seq samples from descents such East Asian (Chinese), South Asian (Indian), South American, etc. I wasn't able to find many sources for these descents and the ones I did, like on the Coriell Insitute (NIGMS collection), involved purchasing cell samples.

    I am looking for the RNA-seq data from different populations so to use with Tophat, which means I would need the reference and the fasta reads.

    Thanks!
  • ehaag
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2023
    • 7

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    If by chance you're still looking, the NIAID Data Ecosystem can help you find where this data exists. For example, I tried the search "RNA-seq African ancestry" (https://data.niaid.nih.gov/search?q=...estry&filters=) and got some relevant results but you can apply filters to narrow it down further.

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