NCBI Works with GRC, INSDC to Refine Data Policies, Including Patching, Third-Party Annotation
January 04, 2010
NCBI Works with GRC, INSDC to Refine Data Policies, Including Patching, Third-Party Annotation
Moving into 2010, the National Center for Biotechnology Information is developing a new assembly database, working with the Genome Reference Consortium to explore patch releases for reference genomes, and collaborating with the International Nucleotide Sequence Database Collaboration to enhance archived sequence data.
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