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*We have only submitted to the SRA the read pairs that make up high fidelity
TCRB clonotypes.  As stated in the paper, a great deal of effort was spent
filtering the sequence data to only output TCRB sequences of the upmost
quality.  Thus, in the paper, Table 1 summarizes the total amount of sequencing (raw sequence reads) we achieved
for this project, but the SRA only list those sequences that passed all
quality and depth filters described in the study.  This was done to prevent
storing poor quality and off-target sequence reads in the public repository.

The filtered sequence data is available from the SRA:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sra?term=SRA020989

The SRA creates distinct accessions (SRR#) for each run/lane, so a given
library might be linked to several of these accessions

The sample breakdown can be accessed here:
ftp://ftp.bcgsc.ca/supplementary/TCRb2010/library-sample_info.txt

Annotated CDR3 sequences here:

ftp://ftp.bcgsc.ca/supplementary/TCRb2010/TCRBclonotypes.tar.gz