If you have had your genome sequenced, you have probably wondered about the best way to store your DNA raw data. You could keep it on your computer, but then you are responsible for backups and security. You could put it in general cloud storage, but that raises the same security concerns. You do not want to lose this data, and you also cannot risk it being exposed.
The same question applies if you have taken several consumer genetic tests. Do you leave your data with each company that ran the test? What happens if one of them shuts down, or if you want to analyze your raw DNA with other apps in the Partner Marketplace?
If any of this sounds familiar, what you need is a single, secure, confidential place to store your DNA raw data.
Using Sequencing to store your DNA data
Sequencing provides exactly that. It can act as one central location for all of your genetic data. It accepts VCF, BAM, and FASTQ files from whole genome sequencing laboratories, and it accepts data files from consumer genetic testing companies as well.
This is made possible by Sequencing's Universal Data Compatibility, which lets you store genetic data from a wide range of tests in one account. Storage is secure, confidential, and free.
DNA security you can trust
DNA data is sensitive, and Sequencing treats its security and privacy accordingly. Files and genetic data in your account are protected using strong encryption and established security protocols.
Sequencing will never sell, rent, lease, or give away your information, including your name, email, and genetic data, to any third party. The information, files, and data in your account remain private and confidential. You can read more about this commitment on the Privacy Forever page.
Free unlimited storage
Sequencing offers unlimited DNA data storage at no cost. There are no charges for storage, bandwidth, or processing. That combination, one secure account, broad file compatibility, strong privacy protections, and free unlimited storage, is what makes Sequencing a practical long term home for your DNA raw data.
Get started
To store your DNA data, upload your files through the Upload Center. If you do not yet have data to upload, you can learn about whole genome sequencing, which reads 100% of your DNA, on the Whole Genome Sequencing page.
