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When you click the Samples option on the caNanoLab menu bar, the Manage Samples page appears. A sample is defined as a formulation of a base nanoparticle platform and any additional components that contribute to the function(s) of the nanoparticle. A sample can also be a control used in comparative analysis. These samples are used in biomedical applications in which they serve as drug carriers or imaging agents. Samples can be targeting agents, such as antibodies, drugs, imaging agents, and reporters or the nanoparticles themselves to which they are attached at the surface.
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On the Manage Sample page, the Sample Links panel lists the following options:
- Submit a New Sample – Displays the Submit Sample page to create a sample in the caNanoLab database. For more information, see Submitting a Sample.
- Copy an Existing Sample – Displays the Copy Sample page to copy a sample with all its annotation and/or publications, making it easier to create and submit similar samples. For more information, see Copying an Existing Sample.
Search Existing Samples – Displays the Sample Search page to launch a search for existing samples. For more information, see Searching Existing Samples.
Advanced Sample Search – Displays the Advanced Sample Search page to build search criteria based on data values or ranges. For more information, see Launching an Advanced Search.
Info title Search Tips From Sample Search Results tables, you can add a sample to the My Favorites page. This is like bookmarking a sample for quick access.
There is a basic and advanced sample search option discussed in this chapter. You can also perform a keyword search using the Search box in the upper-right of the caNanoLab window. This option searches across protocols, samples, AND publications. For more information, see , Getting Started.
Submitting Data
These are important items to consider when submitting and making data Public:
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Only users with Data Curator permissions can annotate a sample. For more information, see Permissions and Visibility. You can access this page after logging into caNanoLab, or you can access publicly-available sample information from the Login page. |
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- When logged in as a Curator, click the Composition and Characterization links to view associated data, if it has been added.
- If you are not logged in or do have curator visibility, links in the Navigation Pane for which there are no annotations appear in italics.
Submitting a Sample
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This help topic opens from the Update Sample page, as well as from the Submit Sample page. For more information about the Update Sample page, see Updating a Sample.
To enter general information about a sample:
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Click the Composition and Characterization links to view associated data, if it has been added. You can edit these categories, as described in in Managing Sample Composition Annotations and Managing Sample Characterizations.
Click Update at the bottom of the page when you are done. To disregard the changes, click Reset.
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- If you work from the Publications menu option, you can associate multiple samples with a publication. See Publications Overview for more information
- If you add documents from within an open sample, you can use the copy feature to associate the document with other samples. See Submitting a Publication for more information.
Sharing and Changing Access to a Sample
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