I'm trying to interpret XMLs I have that came with data from EGA. I'm told they are in the standard format for sequence data submitted to NCBI and EBI. Are there style sheets to display them in a standard format or something to that end?
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Can you post the first few lines of the XML file? That should be enough to identify what format it is exactly. -
The .xsd's for files are here:
I was under the impression they have to be including with all submissions to SRA. I've ended up writing my own .xsl to display what I want but I'm still curious what is usually done.Comment
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