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I should have been more precise. The vast majority of unpublished samples are controlled by a few. Of course, once they are published they are open. To gain ac
by snackematician 8y ago
I should have been more precise. The vast majority of unpublished samples are controlled by a few. Of course, once they are published they are open.
To gain access to unpublished samples, you need to form collaborations with the gatekeepers, who decide the ultimate form of publication -- usually, a big Nature/Science paper with 100 authors.
I liked this twitter thread about some of the challenges of smaller groups in obtaining samples:
https://twitter.com/paleogenomics/status/1086402894641971204 https://twitter.com/paleogenomics/status/1086402894641971204
- dpflan 8y agoThanks for clarifying and sharing that tweet. Who is the owner of the samples when they are discovered? Does the nation authorize/grant ownership to the discoverer? Where are the financial incentives in this "supply chain"?