Lost Raw Reads: RNA-Seq Data
Hi all!
I've taken over a project from a previous graduate student, and I've run into a bit of a snag. The original raw reads have been misplaced, and I've inherited trimmomatic outputs for paired-end reads. Is there going to be an issue publishing any results using these data if I can't make public anything upstream of trimmed reads?
Thanks!
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It is far from ideal but as long as you are transparent about it it should be ok.
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