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Proton Data
Hello, does anyone know where I might get my hands on an exome dataset from the Proton?
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Did you ask your Ion salesperson? They usually have example data sets to share with customers... -
Yes I am in the process of getting some data from LifeTech but you'd imagine that they are going to send me some pretty nice data and I want to see something 'real' too.Comment
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We are also looking for a public dataset for months now, quite annoyed we can not see what is really going on here!Comment
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to be clear, by exome, you mean DNA?Comment
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yes DNA, Life are giving me some data but it's under a CDA agreement so I won't be able to discuss anything that I find.Comment
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I've found them to be pretty good about sharing data. As with all new instruments, the vendors are careful about sharing new data... Besides working with the vendors, I have usually been able to get good example data early from Partek.Comment
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