elisa_results

Name ELISA_Results.txt
JSON File Name ELISA_Results.json
Typemultiple
Schema Version 3.37
Description The ELISA experiment sample template defines and annotates the assay results for a sample by linking sample, experiment, and results together. More than one analyte's results per assayed sample may be reported by copying the group of columns 'Analyte', 'Calculated Concentration Value', and 'Calculated Concentration Unit' needed to describe each assay result.
Download ⬇️ ELISA_Results.xlsx

⬇️ ELISA_Results.txt

⬇️ ELISA_Results.json

This top-level schema references companion files (e.g. ELISA_Results.Datum.json) in the same json-templates folder — download the all_templates.zip to get them all together.

Reading this table: see How to read the template documentation for what Required / Conditionally required / Optional mean and how to read the Type & Constraints column.

Template ColumnRequirementType & ConstraintsDescription
Expsample IDRequiredText, max 15 characters
Reference — must already exist (in this package or the workspace) as a expsample
JSON: expsampleId (string)
The experiment sample identifier must be stored in ImmPort or in the experimentsamples.txt template.
Please enter either an experiment sample user defined ID or ImmPort accession.
Analyte ReportedRequiredText, max 100 characters
Preferred vocabulary — reported value is kept; a preferred term from lk_analyte is filled in when it matches
JSON: analyteReported (enum)
The analyte describes what is being measured in an assay. The list of values displays common immunology terms on the left and their preferred term on the right, separated by a semi-colon. Please select a name from the list provided if the name matches your name or enter a name if there is not an appropriate one provided. This name is visible when the result is shared.
The analyte is the target (e.g protein, DNA, RNA) that is being assayed by the reagent. The list of values displays common immunology terms on the left and their preferred term on the right, separated by a semi-colon. Please select a name from the list provided if the name matches your name or enter a name if there is not an appropriate one provided. This name is visible when the result is shared.
Value ReportedRequiredText, max 50 characters
JSON: valueReported (number)
The analyte's concentration value.
Unit ReportedRequiredText, max 200 characters
Preferred vocabulary — reported value is kept; a preferred term from lk_concentration_unit is filled in when it matches
JSON: unitReported (enum)
The analyte's concentration unit.
CommentsOptionalText, max 500 characters
JSON: comments (string)
Unstructured text to further describe the result.