65d0cc1e-101d-4afa-b557-db6ed60af679.manta.candidateSmallIndels.vcf.gz.tbi (File)

Name: 65d0cc1e-101d-4afa-b557-db6ed60af679.manta.candidateSmallIndels.vcf.gz.tbi
Creator: Kids First
Published: 2023-03-20 16:31:15.252469

Subject:

PT W59511E7

Subject (Entity type)

Project:

SD BHJXBDQK

Project (Entity type)

Ncbi Taxonomy:

Homo sapiens

Taxonomy (Entity type)

File Format:

tabix

File Format (Entity type)

Disease:

cancer

Disease (Entity type)

Dcc Asset:

2026Q3 C2M2 datapackage.zip

Processed File (Entity type)

Dcc:

Kids First

DCC (Entity type)

Data Type:

Data index

Data Type (Entity type)

Biosample:

BS B10Z7EXV

Biosample (Entity type)

Assay Type:

whole genome sequencing assay

Assay Type (Entity type)

Anatomy:

organ part

Anatomy (Entity type)

Filename:65d0cc1e-101d-4afa-b557-db6ed60af679.manta.candidateSmallIndels.vcf.gz.tbi

Dbgap Study Id:phs002517

Creation Time:2023-03-20 16:31:15.252469

Access URL:

s3://cds-306-phs002517-x01/harmonized-data/workflow-outputs/germline-structure-variation/65d0cc1e-101d-4afa-b557-db6ed60af679.manta.candidateSmallIndels.vcf.gz.tbi

Workbench DRS:

drs://cfde.cloud/74b47a80-ba16-51dd-bd77-5b072c45595c

Results found

Linked to

	Label	Description
	organ part Anatomy (Entity type)	A multicellular structure that is a part of an organ.
	PT W59511E7 Subject (Entity type)	A subject produced as part of the SD BHJXBDQK project
	BS B10Z7EXV Biosample (Entity type)	A biosample from Kids First produced as part of the SD BHJXBDQK project

organ part

Anatomy (Entity type)

A multicellular structure that is a part of an organ.

PT W59511E7

Subject (Entity type)

A subject produced as part of the SD BHJXBDQK project

BS B10Z7EXV

Biosample (Entity type)

A biosample from Kids First produced as part of the SD BHJXBDQK project

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