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["Instructions:\nFill in a copy of this spreadsheet for each publication that has data associated with it to be displayed in the PomBase genome browser. Complete one row for each data track. Columns in yellow are mandatory. Please do not edit the column headers in rows 3 and 4 (note: row 4 contains the header labels used internally for data loading; don’t worry if they look cryptic).\n\nFor the Data type (A), Growth phase or response (I), and Data file type (R) columns, choose from one of the options in the pulldown. If you need an option that is not available, please email <helpdesk@pombase.org>, and we will update the spreadsheet template.\n\nThe template provides 30 rows with format and content settings. If you have more than 30 tracks for one publication, you can copy and paste formatted rows (but please consider sending only summary tracks rather than, e.g., a separate track for every experimental repeat).\n\nSee the PomBase HTP data submission documentation for more information on track labels (column B) and examples for all columns:\nhttps://www.pombase.org/documentation/data-submission-form-for-HTP-sequence-linked-data "]
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["Data type","Track label","Assayed gene product","Strain background","WT or mutant","Mutant alleles","Conditions","Comment","Growth phase or response","Strand","Assay type","First author (surname)","Publication year","PubMed ID","Database","Study ID","Sample ID","Data file type","File name"]
["data_type","label","assayed_gene_product","background","alleles","mutant(s)","conditions","comment","growth_phase_or_response","strand","assay_type","first_author","publication_year","pmed_id","DB","study_id","sample_id","data_file_type"]