Pre-publication data release of high quality shotgun sequencing data from 216 ancient individuals Median coverage: 4.9x High coverage genomes (17-36x): 50 While the data for 212 of these 216 individuals are not previously published, the shotgun sequencing was in every case performed on ancient DNA data libraries for which there has been previously published in-solution enrichment data on 1.24 million SNPs. Many of these libraries were generated as collaboration with other ancient DNA laboratories including Ron Pinhasi (University of Vienna, Austria), Wolfgang Haak and Johannes Krause (Max Planck Institute, Germany), Lars Fehren-Schmitz (University of California, Santa Cruz, USA), and Bastien Llamas (University of Adelaide, Australia). We are releasing the raw data including the bams as a resource to the community. However, please observe the Fort Lauderdale principles (here), which entitle the data producers to make the first presentation and publish the first genome-wide analysis of the data. The data can be used freely for studies of individual genes or other individual features of the genome, prior to any publication of a manuscript which we hope to have ready within the next year. If you plan to use some of these data in a publication, please cite the paper(s) in which the sequenced libraries were originally published (as specified in the metadata (here), along with this website as a reference for the shotgun sequence data (https://reich.hms.harvard.edu/ancient-genome-diversity-project). Data pointers: Complete bams may be downloaded via globus. Please email Michelle Lee, Swapan 'Shop' Mallick, David Reich to request instructions. Reich Lab предоставляет доступ (по запросу, как я понял) к улучшенным сиквенсам ранее опубликованных образцов
