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The MIARE reporting guidelines were initiated by members of the RNAi Global∞ in order to facilitate data sharing within the initiative. The guidelines were developed in part by a inter laboratory benchmarking study to identify minimal reporting parameters for high-throughput siRNA screens, and in part by workshops and discussions within the RNAi Global. The development of the MIARE standard is a collaborative effort driven by members of the RNAi community. We strongly encourage feedback on the draft reporting guidelines and the MIARE-Tab data exchange file. The aim is to develop these documents by consensus, so they can readily meet the needs of experimentalists who wish to share their high-throughput RNAi data in a standardised format, that allows meaningful comparisons across disparate datasets.

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The MIARE reporting guidelines were initiated by members of the RNAi Global∞ in order to facilitate data sharing within the initiative. The guidelines were developed in part by a inter laboratory benchmarking study to identify minimal reporting parameters for high-throughput siRNA screens, and in part by workshops and discussions within the RNAi Global. The development of the MIARE standard is a collaborative effort driven by members of the RNAi community. We strongly encourage feedback on the draft reporting guidelines and the MIARE-Tab data exchange file. The aim is to develop these documents by consensus, so they can readily meet the needs of experimentalists who wish to share their high-throughput RNAi data, in a standardised format, that allows meaningful comparisons across disparate datasets.


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The MIARE reporting guidelines were initiated by members of the RNAi Global∞ in order to facilitate data sharing within the initiative. The guidelines were developed in part by a inter laboratory benchmarking study to identify minimal reporting parameters for high-throughput siRNA screens, and in part by workshops and discussions within the RNAi Global. The development of the MIARE standard is a collaborative effort driven by members of the RNAi community. We strongly encourage feedback on the draft reporting guidelines and the MIARE-Tab data exchange file. The aim is to develop these documents by consensus, so they can readily meet the needs of experimentalists who wish to share their high-throughput RNAi data, in a standardised format, that allows meaningful comparisons across disparate datasets.

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The MIARE reporting guidelines were initiated by members of the RNAi Global∞ in order to facilitate data sharing within the initiative. The guidelines were developed in part by a inter laboratory benchmarking study to identify minimal reporting parameters for high-throughput siRNA screens, and in part by workshops and discussions within the RNAi Global. The development of the MIARE standard is a collaborative effort driven by members of the RNAi community. We strongly encourage feedback on the draft reporting guidelines and the MIARE-Tab data exchange file. The aim is to develop these documents by consensus, so they can readily meet the needs of experimentalists who wish to share their high-throughput RNAi data in a standard format that allows meaningful comparisons across disparate datasets.


Edited on 2009-09-11 13:02:40 by MiareAdmin

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The MIARE reporting guidelines were initiated by members of the RNAi Global∞ in order to facilitate data sharing within the initiative. The guidelines were developed in part by a inter laboratory benchmarking study to identify minimal reporting parameters for high-throughput siRNA screens, and in part by workshops and discussions within the RNAi Global. The development of the MIARE standard is a collaborative effort driven by members of the RNAi community. We strongly encourage feedback on the draft reporting guidelines and the MIARE-Tab data exchange file. The aim is to develop these documents by consensus, so they can readily meet the needs of experimentalists who wish to share their high-throughput RNAi data in a standard format that allows meaningful comparisons across disparate datasets.

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The MIARE reporting guidelines were initiated by members of the RNAi Global∞ in order to facilitate data sharing within the initiative. The guidelines were developed in part by a inter laboratory benchmarking study to identify minimal reporting parameters for high-throughput siRNA screens, and in part by workshops and discussions within the RNAi Global. We strongly encourage feedback on the draft reporting guidelines and MIARE-Tab file from members of the RNAi community. The aim is to develop these documents by consensus, so that they can be readily adopted by experimentalists in the real-world.


Edited on 2009-09-11 11:29:47 by MiareAdmin

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The MIARE reporting guidelines were initiated by members of the RNAi Global∞ in order to facilitate data sharing within the initiative. The guidelines were developed in part by a inter laboratory benchmarking study to identify minimal reporting parameters for high-throughput siRNA screens, and in part by workshops and discussions within the RNAi Global. We strongly encourage feedback on the draft reporting guidelines and MIARE-Tab file from members of the RNAi community. The aim is to develop these documents by consensus, so that they can be readily adopted by experimentalists in the real-world.

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The MIARE reporting guidelines were initiated by members of the RNAi Global∞ in order to facilitate data sharing within the initiative. The guidelines were developed in part by a inter laboratory benchmarking study to identify minimal reporting parameters for high-throughput siRNA screens, and in part by workshops and discussions within the RNAi Global.


Edited on 2009-09-11 10:58:11 by MiareAdmin

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~-Previous versions of documents

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~-Previous versions of documents PreviousVersions


Edited on 2009-09-11 10:46:12 by MiareAdmin

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~-New MIARE reporting checklist and MIARE-Tab file v0.7.6 - updated September 2009

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~-New MIARE reporting checklist and MIARE-Tab file v0.7.6 - September 2009


Edited on 2009-09-11 10:39:10 by MiareAdmin

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~-MIARE reporting checklist v0.7.6∞ - updated September 2009

 

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Minimum Information About an RNAi Experiment (MIARE) is a set of reporting guidelines which describes the minimum information that should be reported about an RNAi experiment to enable the unambiguous interpretation and reproduction of the results. MIARE forms part of a larger effort to develop RNAi data standards that include a data model, data exchange format, Controlled Vocabulary and supporting software tools.


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The MIARE reporting guidelines were initiated by members of the RNAi Global∞ in order to facilitate data sharing within the initiative. The guidelines were developed in part by a inter laboratory benchmarking study to identify minimal reporting parameters for high-throughput siRNA screens, and in part by workshops and discussions within the RNAi Global.


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