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Dan to provide excel sheet with batch IDs going back to batch 1, and date of
receival.
Specs: See GSC-GCC Pipeline Reporting - TCGA Members - National Cancer
Institute - Confluence Wiki.pdf for specs.
Dates to keep track of will include date of bisulfide conversion (or QC date if
bisulfide date is missing) and date packages were created (which is one day
after samples have been processed in the lab).
Disregard R pipline implementation per Fei. Since this is an internal/TCGA
report not intended to be shared or made public, use any scripting tool to
complete in most efficient way.
Original comment by dmagli...@gmail.com
on 11 May 2011 at 4:48
- Best method for completion would be to use Geneus's report system since this
is not a regular pipeline issue. We already record dates, batch IDs, etc. so we
just need to create the report using their system.
Alternative would be to use Zack's Geneus dump using his perl script and XML
transform per email titled "Mapping plate well position to bead array position,
and more" dated 5/11/11.
Original comment by dmagli...@gmail.com
on 13 May 2011 at 9:52
Because kits used for bi-sulfite conversion can be used on different days,
first day of use is used as conversion date. To be done by hand until
automation of TCGA packaging is resolved. Created scripts for formatting dates
in case of excel mangling. Next due date Aug 10.
Original comment by dmagli...@gmail.com
on 27 Jul 2011 at 11:40
Per Tim: For posterity, methylumi now extracts all protocol data from the
IDATs. However, this only extends to factory decode dates and USC scan dates,
so bis conversion may need to be manual forevermore.
header and first line:
Batch Date Received Intended Platforms Intended Data Types Reference
Genome Completion Date Qualifier Completion Date Qualifier ABBR Notes
1 2007/4/23 GoldenGate; HM27 DNA Methylation NCBI 36.1 2008/6/18 Bisulfite
Conversion 2008/6/19 Data Package Created GBM
Original comment by dmagli...@gmail.com
on 28 Jul 2011 at 5:03
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
dmagli...@gmail.com
on 11 May 2011 at 6:28