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• get a general understanding of what information is contained in the file

• determine what type of experiment was performed

• determine what type of biospecimen was used

• assess whether the data is the type of data that they are looking for

At the end of this page, you’ll find a video tutorial that covers the steps involved in annotating data. This is the third in a series of three videos on sharing data. Find the first video, Introduction to Sharing Data, here, and the second video, Uploading Data via the Synapse UI, here.

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• If your manifest did not require any custom terms:

  • Submit your manifest using the Submit and Validate Metadata tab in the NF Data Curator app

  • Download the completed manifest as a .csv file from Google Sheets (or, if using Excel, save as csv)

  • Upload the .csv into the data curator app, following the on-screen instructions to validate your manifest

  • Follow the on-screen instructions if validation errors are present

  • Once your manifest passes validation, click Submit to Synapse to annotate your files

• If your manifest did require custom terms:

  • Email the completed google sheet or excel file to nf-osi@sagebionetworks.org so that we can add your new terms to our dictionary

  • We’ll work with you to get the annotations applied to your data

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Video Tutorial: Annotating Data With the Data Curator App

Links mentioned throughout the video:

1. Data Curator App

2. Metadata/Annotation Dictionary