Overview
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How can I find a suitable repository for my data?
Objectives
Explore the Repository Wizard at EBI
Prerequisites
None
EBI Repository Wizard
EBI hosts several life science repositories, suitable for different types of data. The Repository Wizard helps to identify which one is suitable for your data.
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Go to the Wizard at https://www.ebi.ac.uk/submission/
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Either explore the wizard with the purpose of finding a suitable repository for one of your projects, or choose among the scenarios provided below. Which repository is recommended?
- Genomics project with RNA sequences
- X-ray chrystollography structure of a protein
- Gene expression data
- Protein sequencing data
- Proteomics project using mass spectrometry
- Electron microscopy structure images
Solution
- Genomics project with RNA sequences: European Nucleotide Archive (DNA/RNA sequence -> no controlled access -> produced experimentally -> Other)
- X-ray chrystollography structure of a protein: wwPDB OneDep (Structures -> X-ray chrystollography)
- Microarray gene expression data: ArrayExpress (Expression data -> no controlled access -> Microarray gene expression)
- Protein sequencing data: UniProt SPIN (Protein data -> no controlled access -> produced experimentally -> Protein sequencing)
- Proteomics project using mass spectrometry: PRIDE (Protein data -> no controlled access -> produced experimentally -> Mass spectrometry -> Proteomics)
- Electron microscopy structure images: EMPIAR (Structures-> Electron microscopy -> micrographs or particle stacks)
Key Points
The EBI Repository Wizard can help you find a suitable repository for your data.
If you ever are stuck, contact us data stewards at NBIS by sending an email to data@nbis.se or ask for a consultation via our homepage.