sra

is a Data Source.

The Sequence Read Archive (SRA) is NCBI's public archive of high-throughput sequencing data and part of the International Nucleotide Sequence Database Collaboration, providing searchable access to raw sequence runs, metadata, cloud delivery, and download tooling.

Domains

genomics, biomedical, organisms

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Product Summary

Products

From this Resource
ID Name URL Category Format Description
sra.portal SRA Portal sra GraphicalInterface http Main SRA search and browse interface ...
sra.docs SRA Documentation docs DocumentationProduct http Official SRA documentation covering s...
sra.run_selector SRA Run Selector study GraphicalInterface http SRA Run Selector interface for export...
From other Resources
ID Name URL Category Format Relation Description
archs4.human.gene_counts ARCHS4 Human Gene Counts human_gene_v2.latest.h5 (57.6 GB) Product hdf5 had primary source Latest human gene-level ARCHS4 expres...
archs4.mouse.gene_counts ARCHS4 Mouse Gene Counts mouse_gene_v2.latest.h5 (45.7 GB) Product hdf5 had primary source Latest mouse gene-level ARCHS4 expres...
archs4.human.transcript_counts ARCHS4 Human Transcript Counts human_transcript_v2.latest.h5 (178.8 GB) Product hdf5 had primary source Latest human transcript-level ARCHS4 ...
archs4.mouse.transcript_counts ARCHS4 Mouse Transcript Counts mouse_transcript_v2.latest.h5 (105.8 GB) Product hdf5 had primary source Latest mouse transcript-level ARCHS4 ...
archs4.zoo ARCHS4 Zoo Downloads zoo Product hdf5 had primary source Collection page for ARCHS4 Zoo downlo...

Details

Sequence Read Archive

SRA is the largest public repository of high-throughput sequencing data and serves as NCBI’s contribution to the INSDC sequence archive ecosystem. It supports archival storage, search, metadata export, toolkit-based download, cloud access patterns, and controlled-access handling for sensitive human data via dbGaP-linked workflows.

The ARCHS4 products listed here are downstream matrices built from SRA and GEO RNA-seq inputs. They remain attached as derived products because SRA is a direct upstream source of the sequence data used in those uniformly processed expression releases.

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Created: May 21, 2026 | Last modified: May 22, 2026