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| ===== What is the BioPACIFIC MIP Materials Library? ===== | ===== What is the BioPACIFIC MIP Materials Library? ===== | ||
| - | Content | + | The BioPACIFIC MIP Materials Library (hereafter, Library) is a publicly-accessible application (Fig 1) that displays all of the chemicals/ |
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| + | //Fig 1. Materials library home page.// | ||
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| + | //Fig 2. Display of the materials currently available in the library. These may be further indicated as available for sample and/or data request(s).// | ||
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| + | The Library shares a database with the LIMS, meaning that all materials found here are stored in the broader LIMS database. Furthermore, | ||
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| + | ===== Searching the Library ===== | ||
| + | Basic search functionality is available in the library. You may search by compound names. This search is a partial search, meaning it looks for any matching string anywhere within the provided name of the compound (Fig 3). For compounds named according to IUPAC standards, this provides some ability to search/ | ||
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| + | //Fig 3. Example search results for the search term " | ||
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| + | ===== Dashboard ===== | ||
| + | The user dashboard (Fig 4) allows registered users to either add compounds/ | ||
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| + | //Fig 4. User dashboard entry point, showing which functions are available to the user. This requires that you have a registered BioPACIFIC MIP Portal account.// | ||
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| + | ==== Adding to the Library ==== | ||
| + | Items can be added to the Library by clicking on the Add to Library button in the Dashboard. Following this, the form shown in Fig. 5 will be presented to the user to complete. All of the listed fields are mandatory, including the Protocol field. The Protocol field expects some sort of text file describing how to synthesize the new compound. | ||
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| + | //Fig 5. Form fields for adding a new material to the Library. All fields shown are required to successfully upload a material.// | ||
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| + | ==== Editing the Library ==== | ||
| + | Items already in the Library can be edited at any time by the user who registered them, By clicking the Edit your library chemicals button, users are taken to a display of all the chemicals registered to them -- whether the displayed chemicals are already in the Library or not. As shown in Fig 6, users can designate whether the item of their choice is available for sample request, upload new structure files, and change other values, as they see fit. | ||
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| + | //Fig 6. Form fields for editing an existing material in the Library. Users can add or replace structure files. Additionally, | ||
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| + | ==== Removing from the Library ==== | ||
| + | Users may remove any chemical they' | ||
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