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  • File naming conventions

  • Assay-specific examples. Need a list of most common assays.

    • RNA sequencing

    • Behavioral

    • Frailty

    • Open field

Study Organization

MODEL-AD Studies will be organized in Synapse with a directory schema similar to this:

  • Study_name/

    • Assay_Type_1/ (data from first assay)

    • Assay_Type_2/ (data from second assay)

    • Metadata/

    • Staging/ (data that has yet to be released)

      • Assay_Type_n/ (unreleased data from nth assay)

Acknowledgement Statement

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The results published here are in whole or in part based on data obtained from the AD Knowledge Portal ( https://adknowledgeportal.synapse.org/ ). The IU/JAX/UCI MODEL-AD Center was established with funding from The National Institute on Aging (U54 AG054345-01 and AG054349). Aging studies are also supported by the Nathan Shock Center of Excellence in the Basic Biology of Aging (NIH P30 AG0380770).

Study Organization

MODEL-AD Studies will be organized in Synapse with a directory schema similar to this:

  • Study_name/

    • Assay_Type_1/ (data from first assay)

    • Assay_Type_2/ (data from second assay)

    • Metadata/

    • Staging/ (data that has yet to be released)

      • Assay_Type_n/ (unreleased data from nth assay)

Best practices for naming data files

Info

Teams should discuss standardizing filenames in working group.

File names should be concise, descriptive, and unique across the entire study. In other words, we should be able to distinguish between each file name and type if there were in one directory. See general file naming recommendations from the Princeton and Stanford libraries.