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C-CoMP Data Management Handbook
  • C-CoMP Data Management Handbook
  • Table of Contents
  • Executive Summary
  • Glossary of Terms
  • Overview
  • C-CoMP Data Roadmap
  • Internal C-CoMP Dataset Numbers
  • Sending samples to other labs
  • Data Group Definitions
  • Data Deposition Instructions
    • Metadata and Tabular Data Files
    • Raw and Derived Data Files
      • LC-MS Metabolomics
      • LC-MS Proteomics
      • NMR Metabolomics
      • Genomics/Sequencing Data
  • Numerical Models
  • Software & Tools
  • Data Products
  • File Naming Conventions
    • LC-MS Metabolomics
    • LC-MS Proteomics
    • NMR Metabolomics
    • Sequencing Files
    • Sequencing Products
    • Numerical Models & Products
    • Derived Files
    • Metadata & Tabular Data
  • File Naming and Data Deposition Example
  • Digital Coordinator Role
  • FAQ
  • Appendix
    • Quick Links
    • Spreadsheet Templates
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  1. File Naming Conventions

NMR Metabolomics

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Field Definitions

  1. Dataset Number (Dataset_No):

    • All C-CoMP datasets will be assigned an internal dataset number. Please request this number on the #dataset_number_requests slack channel following the instructions provided above.

    • Metadata about the dataset (including Dataset number, method type, and data storage location) will be recorded in the C-CoMP Data Catalog.

  2. Date (format: mmddyy)

    • The date when the file was generated (the date of the instrument run)

  3. NMR Spectrometer Type (NMRSpectrometerID)

  4. Probe Type (ProbeID)

  5. Experiment Type (ExperimentTypeID):

    • This field will be either P (Profiling using one-dimensional experiments or J-resolved experiment) or A (Annotation using two-dimensional experiments).

This example refers to an NMR dataset for metabolite profiling that was collected on Bruker 600 with a 5-mm TCI probe for CMP002 on 07/21/22. This is the name of the root directory that holds all NMR files generated for a dataset. Within this directory/folder, there are subfolders that are labeled numerically (1,2,3 ....) that contain the data generated for each sample x experiment. A metadata file provides sampleIDs, grouping information, and experiment information for each folder.