Nature CommunicationsBioinformaticsPeer-reviewed journal article
Go Get Data (GGD): simple, reproducible access to scientific data
Michael J. CormieriD, Jonathan R. BelyeuiD, Brent S. PederseniD, Joseph BrowniD, Johannes KösteriD, Aaron R. QuinlaniD
Abstract
Genomics research is complicated by the inherent difficulty of collecting, transforming, and integrating the numerous datasets and annotations germane to ones research. Furthermore, these data exist in disparate sources, and are stored in numerous, often abused formats from multiple genome builds. Since these complexities waste time, inhibit reproducibility, and curtail research creativity, we developed Go Get Data (GGD; https://gogetdata.github.io/) as a fast, reproducible approach to installing standardized data recipes.
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