Hi @xengie.doan ,
In the TESLA study published on the Cell, there are 6 patients: No. 1, 2, 3, 10, 12, and 16.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0092867420311569
I could find patients 1, 2, and 3 in the syn8262420; patients 12 and 16 in the syn10141118.
However, patient 10 is still missing.
Does the raw data of this patient will be grant-accessed in the future?
Ps. TESLA_10.fastq.gz belongs to patient 2, not patient 10.
Sincerely yours,
Martin Liu
Created by ChiaHsin Liu MartinLiuTaiwan Also came across this problem, any suggestions where to get Patient 10 data? At least I clearly see it is stated in several recent publications about bioinformatics tools to search for antigenes. I still couldn't find Patient 10's data. Is it supposed to be publicly available? Thanks! @dannykwells @xengie.doan Hi Martin,
How did you figure this out? I am trying to match the patient ids with sample and file names, and I am unable to do that. Could you please guide me? Is there any metadata file? I cannot click on the more option, so not sure which file belongs to which patient id.
Best Regards,
Noor I also want to download patient 10 data. According to what you said above, is patient 10 not available because it is not publicly released data? @xengie.doan @dannykwells
Thank you I am also hoping to find the data for patient 10, are there any updates on this? @xengie.doan @dannykwells From my understanding that patient is not in the publicly released data, maybe @dannykwells has more insight? Just noticed the same thing and saw there is already a thread for it. Was data for Patient 10 excluded intentionally?