First public HiSeq X Ten data set - free to download!

[AllSeq]

AllSeq has partnered with the Garvan Institute of Medical Research and DNAnexus to offer the genomics community free access to the first publicly available test data sets generated using Illumina’s HiSeq X Ten sequencing platform.

The data set consists of two human whole genomes (NA12878D and NA12878J), allowing for assessment of the reproducibility of the technology.

Each human genome was sequenced on a single lane of an Illumina HiSeq X patterned flow cell, achieving over 120Gb of yield, with > 87% bases with quality > Q30. The data set is both freely viewable and downloadable at http://allseq.com/x-ten-test-data.

Have a look and tell us what you think!

[ymc]

Is this a PCR-free run? If not, are there any PCR-free HiSeq X data?

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[nucacidhunter]

Is this a PCR-free run? If not, are there any PCR-free HiSeq X data?

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There is a set of PCR-free data in BaseSpace.

[AllSeq]

Is this a PCR-free run? If not, are there any PCR-free HiSeq X data?

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No, this one isn't PCR-free. But as was pointed out above, Illumina finally added their own datasets (including PCR-free) to Basespace.