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  • ECO
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    Why not? I can't easily find how much data is in the SRA as of now...

    It might be expensive to do from scratch, but it's a type of effort that with the right pitch, someone like Google could be persuaded to host. For humanitarian reasons and the tax write off.

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  • nickloman
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    If you think about it rationally, there's no way you can have a centralised single resource for sequence data volumes which are doubling every year or so.

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  • nickloman
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    According to the email it will be around for some months yet ...

    Not clear as yet what will happen to the already submitted data.

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  • nickloman
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    I did wonder about that myself but then decided who has the time to fake up official NCBI communication?

    But anyhow, I've had independent confirmation from several sources that it is true.

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  • ECO
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    Wow, didn't realize we're reposting an anonymous comment on a blog...

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  • ECO
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    A great idea for a community undertaking...

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  • Joann
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    Omg!

    Taking on the ad hoc centralization of such an important shared database resource at the forefront of such an important developing scientific field and then just dropping it from open access sight is the pits! NCBI, I am pointing fingers at you. At the very least, local, institutional science libraries and infrastructure should have been primed to develop their own SRA capacities, (and then staffed by their own employees of course) as your SRA curation was clearly not founded upon reliable scientific funding committments.

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  • nickloman
    started a topic Short Read Archive Canned

    Short Read Archive Canned

    More details here:


    Where will you submit your data now?

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