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  • Joann
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2008
    • 230

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    Recap--FGED meeting Toronto, October 22-23. Acknowledgement to SEQanswers forum

    The FGED writing group is close completing their manuscript for publication on proposed MINSEQE international standards for publishing next gen sequencing data.
    A leading scientist from Ontario Institute for Cancer Research and the International Cancer Genome Consortium included in his slide an explicit acknowledgment of dependence on SEQanswers resources for their work. Thought you’d like to know.
    In a brief talk I gave on standards development, I demonstrated some current discussions about standard terminology found recently on this forum and also reviewed some of the supplementary data from our Bioinformatics paper about SEQanswers, in particular highlighting our international readership data.
    The FGED board members want SEQanswers community feedback on standards issues as well, and have agreed to post and monitor a threadforum here where such questions and discussions may be posted and addressed by FGED and others.
  • ECO
    --Site Admin--
    • Oct 2007
    • 1360

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    Great to hear Joann, thanks for the updates!

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