I have recently done an analysis to detect genomic alternations in patients and healthy controls. Entire coding region from the gene of interest was sequenced using bi-directional sanger sequencing. I have all the chromatograms and wondering if I can upload them to a database so they can be viewed publicly. There are some alternations (previously published) and one novel mutation in contrast to the RefSeq.
Please assist me choosing a database so I can upload the entire set of chromatograms (So I can share them with anyone?)
Thanks
Harindra
I never found official database in which show entire sequence of newly found mutation. The http://ithanet.eu, for instance, provides all Hb variants data, but they came from previously article.
I personally think it is better for you (and colleagues) to make it as research paper and submit it into the accountable source of research rather than upload your sequence directly.
Particular expert(s) will review and/or re-examine your paper to ensure whether or not it needs improvement in advance of publishing. Your data could therefore be access publicly after.
Best.
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