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4.5.
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Your
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mapping
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CSV
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file
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must
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map
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the
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subject
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IDs
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in
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your
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annotations
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to
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the
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sample
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IDs
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in
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the
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unmapped
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samples
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list.
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A
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screenshot
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of
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the
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mapping
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file
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used
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in
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this
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tutorial,
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taken
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from
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a
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Microsoft
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Excel
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2007
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window,
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is
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shown
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below.
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The
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file
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is
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a
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table
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of
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two
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columns
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with
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no
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headings;
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the
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first
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column
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contains
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IDs
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of
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the
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subjects
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from
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the
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annotation
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source
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and
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the
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second
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column
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contains
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IDs
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from
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the
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unmapped
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samples
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list.
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Each
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subject
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in
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the
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left
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column
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corresponds
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to
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the
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sample
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in
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the
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right
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column.
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Note
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that
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the
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file
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doesn't
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map
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every
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single
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sample
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ID
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from
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the
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data
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source.
This CSV file maps the subject IDs from our annotation source (left column) to the sample IDs in our genomic source (right column).
To add your mapping CSV file to the study, click on the 'Choose File' button next to the 'Subject to Sample Mapping File' label.
Click on the ‘Choose File’ button (highlighted in red) to choose a mapping file to open.
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