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Click the Protocols caNanoLab menu option. On the Manage Protocols page, click Create a New Protocol. This opens the Create Protocol page.
The following table lists and describes the fields on the Create Protocol page. Enter and select the appropriate information as needed. Items with an asterisk are required.
Name Description Protocol Type*
Include Page Protocol type Protocol type Tip Include Page Other options Other options Protocol Name*
Enter or select from the drop-down list the protocol name (required).
Protocol Abbreviation
Enter a shortened phrase used in place of the protocol name.
Protocol Version
Enter or select from the drop-down list the protocol version number.
Upload
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Enter File URLClick the Browse button to navigate to the protocol to be associated with the protocol, or enter the URL where the protocol is located.
File Title
Enter the title of the protocol file.
Description
Enter any additional description information that the form does not include.
Access to the Protocol Info title Visibility optionIf you do not add access If you do not add access to the protocol, the protocol remains private and only you, the owner, can view and/or modify it.
For more information about sharing, see Sharing a Protocol with a User or Group or Making the Protocol Public.
To clear the entries and start again, click Reset
When you finish defining the protocol, click Save.
Info title My Workspace Once you save a protocol, it is listed on the My Workspace page where you can manage all of your submitted protocols, and view any protocols that a user has shared with you.
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| Action | Click View in the first column to display the protocol in a PDF file.
Click + Add to Favorites to add a bookmark for the protocol on your My Favorites tab. Added to Favorites appears in the column when the protocol is successfully added. info
If the protocol is already added as a Favorite, clicking + Add to Favorites displays the <protocol name> has already been added to your favorites message. | |||||||||
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Protocol Name | Enter or select from the drop-down list the protocol name. | |||||||||
Protocol Version | Enter or select from the drop-down list the protocol version number. | |||||||||
Protocol Abbreviation | Enter a shortened phrase used in place of the protocol name. | |||||||||
Protocol File | The Title and Description of the protocol are listed. Click View to download the protocol file. The column is empty when there is no protocol file associated with the Protocol. | |||||||||
| Created Date | Indicates the date on which the protocol was added. |
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Once data is made Public, you can update the data, but it will be retracted from Public, and you will need to resubmit it to the curator again for review. |
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The Protocol Update page opens when you click the Edit link corresponding to a protocol listed in Protocol Search Results. The page displays all of the information for a protocol entered when the protocol was created in caNanoLab (Creating a Protocol). With appropriate permissions, you can edit the title, description, and visibility access of a protocol in this dialog box.
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Protocol Type* |
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Protocol Name* | Enter or select from the drop-down list the protocol name. | ||||||
Protocol Abbreviation | Enter a shortened phrase used in place of the protocol name. | ||||||
Protocol Version | Enter or select from the drop-down list the protocol version number. | ||||||
| Upload OR Enter File URL | Click Browse to navigate to the protocol to be associated with the protocol, or enter the URL where the protocol is located. | ||||||
| File Title | The title of the protocol file. | ||||||
| Description | Enter any additional description information that the form does not include. | ||||||
| Access to the Protocol |
For more information, see Sharing a Protocol with a User or Group or Making the Protocol Public. |
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