Please list here everyone who can access the data during the project (one person per line, please add role(s) for each person):
Steward XX: consultation and help with access to the data
Example:
- Julien Colomb, Steward
### Data information
repositories used for publication
Experimentator blinding, and randomisation strategy:
Animal information sheet:
Study design (groups, sample type, sample size and rational for these decisions)
Inclusion and exclusion criteria
Example:
Drosophila learning/memory experiments
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File naming convention:
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YYYY-MM-DD_ShortNameExperiment
vestion control:
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- no version suffix, version control via GIT in GIN (small text files only)
Details:
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- We produce one spreadsheet for each experiment, following a template (link to template)
- One folder named YYYY-MM-DD_ShortName_Experiment (data of start of experiment) contains:
- one readme.md file for text notation and explanations
- one metadata spreadsheet, indicating genotype and treatment code, age of flies at experiment
- The data spreadsheet, in a .tsv format
- It may also contain a result figure.
- Data will be published in this form (.tsv and .md files) at publication, on GIN.
- Data analysis is done via R scripts present in the analysis folder, figures are saved (named using the same convention) in the figure folder as `.pdf` files.
Taxonomies used:
- fly lines using flybase code
- fly genes as keywords using flybase code
Experimental design:
- randomisation following table:
- experiment done blind to genotype (code decripted at the end of the experiment/day)
- n=15-18 per group per experiment, experiment done on at least 3 batches (3 days)
- exclusion: if number of animal counted at the end of experiment less than 15.
licensing
tests
containerization