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Project Coordinator tasks
For example, the PCSI project is sequencing pancreatic tumors, references, cell lines and xenografts as part of the International Cancer Genome Consortium, and the FFPER project sequences samples from a bio-bank with a number of different preparations and treatments in order to determine the impact of each on data quality.
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Table of Contents
  1. Logging In
  2. Creating Projects
  3. Configuring sub-projects
Print the worksheet for this section here: Project coordination Worksheet.

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3. Configuring sub-projects

Samples in a project can be assigned a sub-project designation. The sub-project is primarily a label for human use. Sub-projects are an optional feature - a project is not required to have sub-projects.

  1. On the left hand menu in the Misc section, click Subprojects.
  2. Click the Add button at the top left of the table.
  3. Enter quantity 1 and click Create.
    • Select the main Project from the drop-down
    • Fill in the alias and description.
    • Select the priority from the drop-down. This will cause high-priority items to display priority messages in the MISO interface.
    • Select {{ site.reference_genome }} from the Reference Genome dropdown
  4. Click Save in the top right corner of the page.

Once a subproject is set up, it can be selected when creating Samples.

Now that your project has been created, continue to make your first samples.

< Working with Tables | Home | Samples >