- Course overview
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- What is MGnify portal?
- Why should I submit my metagenomics data to ENA?
- What type of metagenomic data can I submit to ENA?
- What are metadata and why are they so important?
- How to submit metagenomics data to ENA in one session
- How to submit data in four separate steps
- Summary
- Quiz: Check your learning
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- Get help and support on submitting metagenomics data
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Summary
- MGnify is a dedicated resource to analyse metagenomics data.
- Metagenomic sequence data and their descriptive metadata have to be archived in ENA before MGnify can analyse them.
- The submission of metagenomics data to ENA involves four steps:
– uploading metagenomic sequence data
– creating an ensemble of samples, referred to as a study
– providing metadata by completing a biome-related checklist
– linking samples and metadata to the metagenomic sequence data - The submission can be performed in one session or in separate sessions.