Mass Submission System (MSS)

If you would like to use MSS, please complete the form below and press the Submit button. Then DDBJ will e-mail to the entered E-mail addresses to inform you how to submit your data. If you do not hear from us within five business days, please contact us at

Attention

If you like to submit raw outputs (i.e. not assembled reads) generated from the next generation sequencers(NGS), submit to DDBJ Sequence Read Archive (DRA), not to MSS.

For example

• 16S ribosomal RNA sequenced by NGS, not assembled --> DRA
• 16S ribosomal RNA sequenced by NGS, assembled       --> MSS (here)
• 16S ribosomal RNA sequenced by Sanger method          --> MSS (here)

* means the item is required to input.

1. Have you ever used this system for your submission?

* Yes No

2. Contact Person Information

* Name

Last    First    Middle

* E-mail address

* FAX number

* Affiliation

e.g.) DNA Data Bank of Japan, National Institute of Genetics

URL

3. Information of the person in charge of submitting
    (If you are not a contact person, please fill in the following items.)

Name

Last    First    Middle

E-mail address

FAX number

Affiliation

URL

4. Outline of your data

* When would you like to release the data?

  
Immediately

  
Hold until specified date   year month date

• Do not specify the dates from Dec. 29th to Jan. 3rd.
• It is recommended to specify the hold date within three years.

* Number of sequences

entries

* Sequencing Technology

  
Sanger (gel/capillary)

  
Roche 454

  
Illumina Solexa

  
AB SOLiD

  
Other

• We strongly recommend you to submit the raw sequence data from the next generation sequencer to DDBJ Sequence Read Archive (DRA)

* Data type

Not correspond to the following

EST    full length cDNA (HTC)   * TSA

GSS   * complete genome  * draft genome (WGS or HTG)

• When you select an item indicated by asterisk (*),
  you have to get a BioProject ID for your sequencing project on the BioProject Database prior to your MSS submission.
• In case of genome project with feature annotation, you also have to get a locus tag prefix through BioProject submission.
• However, even though complete genomes, if the genome sequences are relatively small like as viruses, phages, organelles or plasmids only (i.e without chromosomes), you do not need to get BioProject ID.

* Biological background

   e.g.) 16S rRNA gene sequences from Bacillus bacteria. 1000bp-1500bp

5. Supplementary Information