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Submitting bacterial genomes to public databases (alternative to NCBI)/ Tutorial for submission to NCBI

I want to submit few newly sequenced genomes to public databases.

I have the contigs, and the files obtained after the annotation.

I know the system of NCBI which sounds quite complicated for me. I am looking for another system I could use. An online tool would be ideal.

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Otherwise, does someone know and easy tutorial that illustrate the submission process in NBIC?

Any suggestion?

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If the genomes (prokaryotic?) are reasonably complete you could look at submitting them via the NCBI prokaryotic annotation pipeline: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genome/annotation_prok/

If you thought NCBI submission was complicated wait till you have to submit something to SRA.

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