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Benchmarking Project

Please download and fill out the metadata form corresponding to the technology you use for the benchmarking project.  We require that you upload the form in Excel format (xlsx) when you submit the data. 


Forms

Long-read sequencing

Mass Spectrometry

Short-read sequencing


Files

Aligning your sequences

By now, you should have received information from your team leader regarding data upload.

Here are the directory formats that you need to follow to upload the data.


Here is an example of what the directory should look like. 


Please review Data Submission Guide and Checklist.






 The Human RNome Project Consortium is conducting a global benchmarking project to sequence a common human B-cell line (GM12878) using multiple sequencing and mass spectrometry–based methods. The results will enable cross-platform comparison and generate the first draft of the Human RNome sequence. Findings will be unveiled at the 2026 HR

 The Human RNome Project Consortium is conducting a global benchmarking project to sequence a common human B-cell line (GM12878) using multiple sequencing and mass spectrometry–based methods. The results will enable cross-platform comparison and generate the first draft of the Human RNome sequence. Findings will be unveiled at the 2026 HRPC Annual Meeting in Canada—details to follow. 

Key Dates

Sample Shipment: Oct-Nov, 2025

Data Due: February 15, 2026

Annual Meeting: Summer, 2026

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