I have a complete genome sequence of a virus which I have to store as a lab record. I would prefer an electronic version of the sequence data storage over the paper copy. Can anybody suggest an idea of how to do it better?
May you use public available data storage systems, such as Dryad: http://datadryad.org/
Dear Christopher, I appreciate your response. Looks like you have extensive genomics experience. Could you please define clearly what you meant with high tech collaborator for assay and bioinformatics?
Thanks!
We keep a copy of the human genome sequence on our laptops for everyday work in addition to larger servers. For long-term storage, once the sequence is deposited in GenBank it cal be retrieved from there any time.
Hi Ravendra,
An excellent resource on the web is the SDSC Biology workbench. This is a free online resource to store DNA and protein sequences, with built in processing tools that can accessed from anywhere you have an internet connection. Hope this helps,
Daniel
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