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I was wondering if the publications with RNA seq data are making there data accessible on NCBI or other databases? Is such data available for re- analysis
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Sure, just do a search for 'RNA-Seq' at http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sra and you'll see a bunch of publicly available datasets. -
Some also post their data on GEO, I'm not sure which will be the preferred db in the future
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