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- Access a sample and characterization.
Click the All tab or the In Vitro Characterizations tab and click Add next to In Vitro Characterization.
Both tabs provide customizations based on your Characterization Type* selection.
Follow these steps to fill in the characterization. Links are provided for additional details.
Section What to Do In Vivo Characterization Fill in the general information about the characterization. Properties Displays for in vivo characterizations. Design and Methods Complete the fields describing techniques and instruments used to derive the data. Finding Add data findings and supporting documentation relating to the sample. Import as many .csv files as you wish or add derived data manually.
Click Add to expand the section, and add data findings and add supporting documents to the characterization.
Analysis and Conclusion Enter any relevant analyses and conclusions reached by the data. Copy to Other Samples with the Same Primary Organization Select samples in the list to which you want this physico-chemical data transferred. This option copies files and data to one or more selected samples "owned" by the same point of contact.
When you are finished, click Submit to save the data to the sample.
Curation Characterization Tasks
The following table lists tasks that require Curator privileges. If a button does not display, you have read-only access to the data.
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Printing a characterization | From the All tab's characterizations summary, click Print at the top right of the page. | |||||
Exporting characterizations | From the All tab's characterizations summary, click Export at the top right of the page. | |||||
Editing a characterization |
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Copying a characterization | The characterization files and/or derived data for a sample can be copied to other samples from the same primary point of contact.
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Deleting a characterization |
To delete a characterization for a selected sample
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Characterization Tasks for Creators
The following procedures apply to any Characterization Type.
Defining the Characterization
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