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RNA sequencing of human osteosarcoma tumor tissue

Total RNA was extracted from 3 human osteosarcoma tumor samples which were obtained from separate human subjects. Each sample was subjected to Pacific Biosciences (PacBio) long-read Iso-seq and illumina paired end short-read RNA-seq. PacBio Iso-seq sequencing data is contained in separate unmapped BAM files for each sample. Illumina sequencing data is contained in paired FASTQ files for each sample.

DUO:0000046
version: 2021-02-23

non-commercial use only

This data use modifier indicates that use of the data is limited to not-for-profit use.

Human osteosarcoma - Data Access Policy

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