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The following workflow shows how the annotations are organized in caNanoLab.
- Nanomaterial Sample
- Composition
- Nanomaterial Entity
- Functionalizing Entity
- Chemical Associations
- Characterization
- Protocol
- Physico-Chemical Characterization
- In Vitro Characterization
- In Vivo Characterization
- Publication
- Composition
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Click the Samples menu.
The Manage Samples page displays.
Click Create a New Sample.
On the Create Sample page, fill in the following information as needed.
Name Definition
Sample Name*Anchor Sample Page Sample Page Enter a sample name of your choice (required).
Point of Contact*
The Point of Contact Add button is not available unless you entered a Sample Name (required).
To add a point of contact, click Add.
- Select an Organization Name from the list or select Other and add one.
- Select a Role in the same manner.
- Fill in the address, name, phone number, and email. Click Cancel or click Save to return and the POC is added.
- To edit a point of contact, click Edit next to the POC, update the information, and click Save.
Click Save.
Tip title My Workspace After saving, the sample is listed on the My Workspace where you can manage all of your submitted samples, and view any samples that a user has shared with you. Once you save the sample, the Update Sample page opens. With the appropriate security permissions you can
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Fill in the following information as needed.
Info To export sample information, see Exporting Sample Information to JSON or XML. General Information Characterization Fields Definition Sample Name*
The name assigned to the sample (required).
Point of Contact*
The site that is the source of the sample (required).
Click View Details for more information. Click Edit to edit current information. Click Add to add another point of contact.
Keywords
Keyword(s) the submitter selected to associate with the selected sample.
Access to the Sample
For more information, see Sharing a Sample with a User or Group or Making the Sample Public.
Include Page Adding access include Adding access include Data Availability Metrics
For more information see Generating Data Availability Metrics.
Click Update when you are done editing the sample.
Info You can also Copy and Delete the sample from the Update Sample page.
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- Perform a sample search.
- From the sample search results, click Edit in the Actions column.
- Update Sample opens and the Data Availability Metrics section is at the bottom.
- If there is no metrics generated for the sample, click Generate.
- If a metrics was previously generated, click Edit as shown in the screen above.
Using examples, the following table describes the percentages at the top of the metrics.
Percentages at the Top of the Metrics Description caNanoLab Availability Score: 23.0% (7 out of 30) Indicates that the sample has 23% of the total possible number of caNanoLab attributes filled in or 7 out of 30. MINChar Availability Score: 11.0% (1 out of 9) Indicates that the sample has 11% ofthe total possible number of MinChar attributes filled in or 1 out of 9. The following table describes each column on the metrics.
Columns in the Metrics Description caNanoLab Lists all data elements that can be added to the sample in caNanoLab. MinChar
Lists the minimum nanoparticle characterization standards as established by MinChar Initiatives.
[Name of sample] includes check marks where data element annotations are added to the sample. - The following buttons are at the bottom of the metrics.
- Click Delete to delete the metrics for this sample.
- Click Close to return to Update Sample without changing the metrics.
Click Regenerate to regenerate the metrics.
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Click the Samples menu.
The Manage Samples page displays.Click Search Existing Samples.
Include Page Search Criteria Blank include Search Criteria Blank include From the Sample Search page, fill in the following search criteria as needed.
Sample Search Options Description Keywords
Enter one or more keywords by which samples could be identified in this search. caNanoLab can search for characterization or publication keywords, as well as text describing characterizations.
Sample Name
Enter text for the name of a sample. Select Contains (for search using partial text) or Equals (for exact text search).
Sample Point of Contact
Enter text for the name or organization point of contact. Select Contains (for search using partial text) or Equals (for exact text search).
Composition
Select from the list the nanoparticle category to which the nanomaterial entity targeted by the search belongs. Example: Dendrimer
Functionalizing Entity
Select the functionalizing category to which the sample targeted by the search belongs.*Select the function type category which best fits the sample targeted by the search.
*You may see terms in caNanoLab that are not defined in the help glossary. These have been added by curators as [other]; they may be reviewed and defined at a later time.
Characterization Type/Characterization Click the list on the left and select the characterization type that applies to the sample to be searched: Physico-Chemical, In Vitro, In Vivo, Ex Vivo, or Other Ex VV.
Your selection determines the sub-categories that display in the Characterization field to the right.
Select one or more of the items in the Characterization list.* (CTRL + click to select more than one.)
*You may see terms in caNanoLab that are not defined in the help glossary. These have been added by curators as [other]; they may be reviewed and defined at a later time.
Click Search.
For information about the search results, see Sample Search Results.
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Click the Samples menu.
The Manage Samples page displays.Click Advanced Sample Search.
Include Page Search Criteria Blank include Search Criteria Blank include From the Sample Search page, fill in the search criteria as needed.
Advanced Search Category Description Sample Criteria
Select an option in the first list. Select from the second list, Contains (for search using partial text) or Equals (for exact text search). Enter complete or partial text in the text box.
Composition Criteria
Select an option in the first list. Your selection drives the options that display in the second list, as well as the options or text box that displays for the rest of the category. Select from the second list, Contains (for partial text search) or Equals (for exact text search). Select your options or enter appropriate text in the text box. The Chemical name is optional.
Characterization Criteria
Select a Characterization Type in the first list. Your selection drives the options that display in the second list as well as the options or text boxes that displays for the rest of the category. The last text box is either a boolean value or number value, depending on the third list. An optional list for units displays only if the data has a unit. Select your options or enter appropriate text in the text box(es).
- Click Add to each set of criteria you define. As you add criteria, they display in a table above the criteria fields on the page.
- Select the And or Or operand at the bottom of each set of criteria when you enter more than one criteria in a set. And or Or determines whether, for the set, the search finds samples that meet all of the criteria or that meet any one of the criteria.
- Select the And or Or operand at the bottom of the page that determines whether the search finds samples that meet only all of the criteria or that meet any one of the criteria.
- Click Search.
For information about the search results, see Sample Search Results.
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Action | Click View in the first column to display the sample on the Updating a Sample page.
Click + Add to Favorites to add a bookmark for the sample on your My Favorites page. Added to Favorites appears in the column when the sample is successfully added.
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Sample Name | The fully-qualified name of the sample located in the search. | ||||||||||
Primary Point of Contact | The name of the source of the original sample. | ||||||||||
Composition | The term for the sample composition. Examples: antibody; dendrimer. | ||||||||||
Functions | A list of one or more terms displaying functions entered for the corresponding sample ID. Example: targeting | ||||||||||
Characterizations | A list displaying characterization annotations entered for the corresponding sample ID. Example: oxidative stress | ||||||||||
Data Availability | Indicates data availability generated for the sample. Click the availability summary to view an availability details page. If N/A is in the column, See also Data Availability Metrics. | ||||||||||
Created Date | Indicates the date on which the sample was added. |
For information about configuring a sample search, see Searching Existing Samples.
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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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| Copying an existing sample copies all of the annotation and/or publications, making it easier to create and submit similar samples. To copy an existing sample
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Adding Publications to a Sample | Publications can be associated with a sample using two caNanoLab features.
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Deleting a Sample |
To delete a sample
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Exporting Sample Information to JSON or XML | To export an individual sample's information or all the samples listed in the search results to JSON or XML, click Export (JSON) or Export (XML). | ||||||
Bookmarking a Sample to My Favorites | My Favorites displays samples, protocols, and publications that you bookmark for quick access. To add a sample to My Favorites
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