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I added the direct links to the raw files on PRIDE.
I also homogenised the markdown texts in the tabs Submit your data, but please make sure you agree @rodvrees. And you can of course change back if you don't.
In particular: I removed the list of compatible software for the DIA module because:
it is not in the DDA modules
the information is in the selection box
it is a bit harder to keep up to date.
But I don't feel strongly about it. I am totally fine if you want to revert it to how it was.
I also put back the mention of the contaminants in MQ to homogenise, but I know that @RobbinBouwmeester removed it in the past. If you want I can remove it again, although I think that it can be good to keep it since it highlights that everything is included in the fasta and people who routinely use their own (with or without MQ) may think of not doing so. But remove is you dislike ;)
I added the direct links to the raw files on PRIDE. I also homogenised the markdown texts in the tabs Submit your data, but please make sure you agree @rodvrees. And you can of course change back if you don't. In particular: I removed the list of compatible software for the DIA module because:
it is not in the DDA modules
the information is in the selection box
it is a bit harder to keep up to date.
But I don't feel strongly about it. I am totally fine if you want to revert it to how it was.
I also put back the mention of the contaminants in MQ to homogenise, but I know that @RobbinBouwmeester removed it in the past. If you want I can remove it again, although I think that it can be good to keep it since it highlights that everything is included in the fasta and people who routinely use their own (with or without MQ) may think of not doing so. But remove is you dislike ;)
Did I remove that? Not sure why I did that... If you ask me now I think it makes sense to include
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I added the direct links to the raw files on PRIDE.
I also homogenised the markdown texts in the tabs
Submit your data, but please make sure you agree @rodvrees. And you can of course change back if you don't.In particular: I removed the list of compatible software for the DIA module because:
But I don't feel strongly about it. I am totally fine if you want to revert it to how it was.
I also put back the mention of the contaminants in MQ to homogenise, but I know that @RobbinBouwmeester removed it in the past. If you want I can remove it again, although I think that it can be good to keep it since it highlights that everything is included in the fasta and people who routinely use their own (with or without MQ) may think of not doing so. But remove is you dislike ;)