Complete Genomics
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Latest revision as of 00:48, 9 March 2016
Complete Genomics is a company that is involved in DNA sequencing of human genomes. It has its own file format standards for storing such genome sequence information, which use tab delimited data (stored with a .tsv extension), often distributed compressed with bzip2 compression (giving the resulting distribution files a .tsv.bz2 double extension).
[edit] File format documentation
[edit] Sample files
- Public genome data is downloadable from their FTP site.
