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Improving the discoverability, accessibility and citability of 'omics datasets

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posted on 2016-04-15, 01:02 authored by Neil McKennaNeil McKenna
Although discovery-scale biomedical datasets represent valuable assets for hypothesis generation, model testing and data validation, the infrastructure supporting their re-use lacks 
organization and consistency. Here, using relative abundance transcriptomic datasets in the field of nuclear receptor signaling as a proof-of-principle data type, we established a model for improving the discoverability, accessibility and 
citability of published ‘omics datasets. 

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NIDDK, NICHD, NIH Big Data To Knowledge

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