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I wanted to locate some illumina sequencing data for humans of size 130bp and 150bp from the SRA. However, searching with keywords like "Illumina" "130bp" "Human" etc. does not give any results or junk results. Can anyone instruct me how to run a query like this on SRA?
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Interesting problem.
Querying "PE 100" does pull up paired-end samples but they are varying lengths. Nothing seems to come up for 150 bp. -
Thanks GenoMax, I have attached the "official" reply from the NCBI for my question
"Dear Colleague,
There appears to be no sequence length filter for SRA search. You may try to search the SRA database with:
human[orgn] AND ("instrument illumina genome analyzer ii"[Properties] OR "instrument illumina genome analyzer"[Properties] OR "instrument illumina genome analyzer iix"[Properties])
Best regards,
Hanguan Liu
NCBI User Services"Comment
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