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Uploading Investigation-Study-Assay tab-delimited (ISA-TAB) data to the CSSI DCC data portal allows you to curate, manage, and reuse datasets in a standards-compliant way. The ISA-TAB specification

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describes this standard and how to structure your ISA data to create an ISA-TAB archive file. An ISA-TAB archive file is a compressed (.ZIP) file containing multiple text files and data files.

Each tab-delimited text file in an ISA-TAB file describes the structure, meaning the column headers and row values when considered in spreadsheet format, of the Investigationinvestigation, Studystudy, and Assay assay components of the templatearchive. The data files correspond to each assay and are included in the archive in their native format, for example, Microsoft Excel. An ISA-TAB file may also contain images.

Users who are logged in to the CSSI DCC Portal can upload Investigation-Study-Assay (ISA) ISA-TAB data. Before you upload a ISA data to this repository, you must create and configure it using open-source software

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made for this purpose.

Registering on the CSSI DCC Data Portal

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Logging In to the CSSI DCC Data Portal

Before you can log in for the first time, you must register. This procedure includes both the registration and log in steps. You must log in before you can upload ISA data

 

Uploading an ISA-TAB File to a Template

Note

Files that you upload to the portal must be in one of the following archive formats: .zip, .rar, .tar, or .gz. Each file must be no larger than 500 MB.

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