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MINSEQE, or Minimum Information about a High-Throughput Nucleotide Sequencing Experiment, is a metadata standard developed to standardize the description of sequencing experiments and to improve data reuse. It provides a structured checklist of information that should accompany sequencing data to enable interpretation, replication, and integration with other datasets.
The standard was developed by the Genomic Standards Consortium in the late 2000s as an extension of
Relationship and compatibility: MINSEQE is part of the broader set of minimal information checklists, including MIxS,
Impact and status: The standard informs data submission requirements in some public repositories and publications. While