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- | Once your Identification Dataset has been created, you can see it on the tree, in the left side of the window. | + | Once your Identification Dataset has been created, you can see it on the tree, in the left side of the window. You may need to collapse and expand again the //Identifications// node to see it appear.\\ |
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=== Example 2: multiple biological groups and biological samples === | === Example 2: multiple biological groups and biological samples === | ||
+ | Let's take a slightly more complex design, introducing biological replicates for each condition: | ||
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+ | | Result file | Peaklist File | Biological replicate | Condition | | ||
+ | | F078594.dat | OVEMB150205_21.raw.mgf | BRep 1 | UPS1 50fmol | | ||
+ | | F078596.dat | OVEMB150205_23.raw.mgf | BRep 1 | UPS1 50fmol | | ||
+ | | F078592.dat | OVEMB150205_25.raw.mgf | BRep 2 | UPS1 50fmol | | ||
+ | | F078590.dat | OVEMB150205_27.raw.mgf | BRep 2 | UPS1 50fmol | | ||
+ | | F078591.dat | OVEMB150205_12.raw.mgf | BRep 1 | UPS1 5fmol | | ||
+ | | F078595.dat | OVEMB150205_14.raw.mgf | BRep 1 | UPS1 5fmol | | ||
+ | | F078597.dat | OVEMB150205_16.raw.mgf | BRep 2 | UPS1 5fmol | | ||
+ | | F078593.dat | OVEMB150205_18.raw.mgf | BRep 2 | UPS1 5fmol | | ||
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+ | **Note** | ||
+ | In most of the cases, the definitions go as following:\\ | ||
+ | - biological group = biological condition\\ | ||
+ | - biological sample = biological replicate\\ | ||
+ | - sample analysis = technical replicate\\ | ||
+ | However, these definitions are not strict and you can use and adapt the hierarchy to fit your needs. | ||
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+ | * As shown previously (see [[#Example 1: multiple biological groups | example 1]]), choose the result set mapping property and add the //Biological group// column. | ||
+ | * In the toolbar box, now select the //Biological sample// annotation, and add it by clicking on //Add//. | ||
+ | * You can re-arrange the columns order to fit your data table: drag and drop the column headers to move them. | ||
+ | * Copy/paste the relevant columns of your table in the annotation editor. | ||
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+ | {{ :how_to:web:dse_edit_annotations_bio_groups_bio_rep.png?nolink&800 |}} | ||
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+ | {{ :how_to:web:dse_edit_annotations_bio_groups_bio_rep_created.png?nolink&300|}} | ||
+ | Click //OK// to register the annotations and see them in the creation panel.\\ | ||
+ | Then click //Create Dataset//.\\ | ||
+ | The generated dataset will have 3 levels of aggregation: | ||
+ | * top-level (name: chosen in creation panel) | ||
+ | * biological groups (names: from annotation editor column) | ||
+ | * biological samples (names: from annotation editor column) |