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Parallel sequencing lives, or what makes large sequencing projects successful

Javier QuileziD, Enrique VidaliD, François Le DilyiD, François SerraiD, Yasmina CuarteroiD, Ralph StadhoudersiD, Thomas GrafiD, Marc A. Martı́-RenomiD, Miguel BeatoiD, Guillaume J. P. FilioniD

Abstract

T47D_rep2 and b1913e6c1_51720e9cf were two Hi-C samples. They were born and processed at the same time, yet their fates were very different. The life of b1913e6c1_51720e9cf was simple and fruitful, while that of T47D_rep2 was full of accidents and sorrow. At the heart of these differences lies the fact that b1913e6c1_51720e9cf was born under a lab culture of Documentation, Automation, Traceability, Autonomy and compliance with the FAIR Principles. Their lives are a lesson for those who wish to embark on the journey of managing high throughput sequencing data.

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