Driver mutations in histone H3.3 and chromatin remodelling genes in paediatric glioblastoma

McGill-DKFZ Pediatric Brain Tumour Consortium (EGAC00001000048) This document specifies the policy for granting access to the European Genome-phenome Archive (EGA) secure Web based tools for managing data access pem1issions to the data stored in the EGA database. Access is granted to those Data Access Committee members named in this document by Paul Flicek, head of Genes, Genomes and Variation. Conditions of access: The account holder will abide by all current and future policies of the EBI for computer use as well as computer use policies of the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (E1v1BL), of which the EBI is a part. A ll EGA specific policies and standard operating procedures (SOPs) must also be followed. Al l applicable policies will be provided to the authorized users. Method of access: The EBI will create a personal account for the authorized person. The account usemame and password together with a RSA key pro vide access to the secure EGA infrastructure. A separate document with detailed guidelines on how to access and use these too ls is provided to each account hold er. The EGA help-desk provides training when needed. Review: All individuals will access to the EGA user authorization too ls will be reviewed annually by Paul Flicek. Any staff changes affecting the authorized person must be provided immediately to Paul Flicek (t1icek(a2ebi .ac.uk). Authorized Data Access Committee user: EefHam1sen, PhD McGill University/McGill University Health Center, 4060 Ste Catherine West, PT-239 Montreal, Qc H3Z2Z3, CANADA eef.harmsen@mcgill.ca