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1. The Characterization type is already selected as In Vitro Characterization. In the Characterization Name* field in the upper right, select from the drop-down list the name of the Characterization you want to add (required).
   For more information, see Defining an In Vitro Characterization.
2. The [Characterization] Properties section displays only for Cytotoxicity, Enzyme Induction and Transfectionin vitro characterizations. Define properties for the characterization, if applicable. For specific information, see Defining In Vitro Characterization Properties.
3. In the Design and Methods section, complete the fields describing techniques and instruments used to derive the data. For more information, see Defining In Vitro Design and Methods.
4. In the Finding section, add data findings and supporting documentation relating to the sample. For more information, see Describing Findings for an In Vitro Characterization.
5. In the Analysis and Conclusions section, enter any relevant analyses and conclusions reached by the data.
6. In the Copy to Other Samples... section, select samples in the list to which you want this physico-chemical data transferrredtransferred. This option copies files and data to one or more selected samples "owned" by the same point of contact. For more information, see Copying Characterizations.
7. When you finish, click Submit to save the data to the sample or click Reset to clear all fields on the form.

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1. The Assay Type field populates automatically with options that display only for these in vitro characterization selections: Blood Contact, Cytotoxicity, Immune Cell Function, Oxidative Stress, Sterility and Targeting. For details about these options, see Assay Type Options for In Vitro characterizationsCharacterizations. Select an option, if appropriate, or if there are none or if you prefer, select [Other] to name the assay type.
2. If the Protocol Name – Version field is available, select from the drop-down list the protocol from which the data is derived. A hyperlink to the protocol text file should appear (if the protocol is not private to the user and the protocol file exists). However, protocol files are not required. Click the hyperlink to open or save the file.
3. A hyperlink to the protocol text file should appear (if the protocol is not private to the user and the protocol file exists - ie. protocol files are not required).
4. Select from the drop-down list or enter the Characterization Source from which the characterization data is derived, such as a vendor or a laboratory (NCL).
5. In the Characterization Date field, select from the calendar or enter the date the characterization was made. Acceptable format: dd/mm/yyyy.

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