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<interview><metadata><model><id>nih-repotag</id><version>3</version><localization>en_US</localization><time>1632417745735</time></model></metadata><result status="Accept"><compound slot="NIHDSP"><aggregate slot="Flags"><value>hasContactPerson</value></aggregate><compound slot="Restrictions"><atomic slot="Costs" ordinal="0" outOf="3">none</atomic><atomic slot="ApplicationRequired" ordinal="1" outOf="2">yes</atomic><atomic slot="SizeLimits" ordinal="0" outOf="3">none</atomic><atomic slot="FundingSource" ordinal="0" outOf="4">Any</atomic></compound><atomic slot="Versioning" ordinal="0" outOf="2">notSupported</atomic><atomic slot="Domain" ordinal="13" outOf="16">strbio</atomic><atomic slot="PHISupport" ordinal="0" outOf="2">notSupported</atomic><compound slot="CitationSupport"><atomic slot="DOI" ordinal="0" outOf="2">notSupported</atomic><atomic slot="MetadataLevel" ordinal="2" outOf="3">full</atomic><atomic slot="PID" ordinal="2" outOf="3">generated</atomic></compound><atomic slot="DataTypes" ordinal="14" outOf="16">prtmc</atomic></compound></result><transcript><question id="[decision-graph.dg]qApplication"><text><![CDATA[# Does the repository require depositors to go through an application process prior to depositing datasets?]]></text><answer>yes</answer></question><question id="[decision-graph.dg]qSize"><text><![CDATA[# Does the repository impose size limits?
Some repositories place limits on the size of data that can be deposited. These limits may involve:
1. absolute limits, i.e., they will accept no dataset above a certain size;
2. relative limits, e.g., data above a certain size is subject to approval or perhaps additional costs;
3. submission limits, e.g., data above a certain size requires special arrangements for submission.
### Terms
* *contact*: Contact the repository management for depositing large datasets.
---
### 📝 Notes
Note any limits in the notes field]]></text><answer>no</answer></question><question id="[decision-graph.dg]qCost"><text><![CDATA[# Does depositing data involve costs to the depositor?
Sometimes there are conditions under which the depositor has to pay.
---
### 📝 Notes
Please add those conditions in the notes field.]]></text><answer>no</answer></question><question id="[decision-graph.dg]qVersioning"><text><![CDATA[# Does the repository support versioning?
Check whether there's a version number in the metadata, check policy for information, if they handle it as a new data submission then the answer is 'no' unless there's something clearly about the relationship between the different versions. ]]></text><answer>no</answer></question><question id="[decision-graph.dg]qPhi"><text><]]></text><answer>no</answer></question><question id="[decision-graph.dg]qDomain"><text><![CDATA[# Does the repository focus on a specific domain?
Is there a specific biomedical discipline or subdiscipline this repository is serving such that if you're not working within the discipline you would not be depositing data. E.g. AMPT2D.
Note that __domain__ is different from __data type__ (e.g. genomics). ]]></text><answer>yes</answer></question><question id="[decision-graph.dg]qDomainList"><text><![CDATA[# What is the repository's specific domain?
Select the domain. If it isn't in our list, select 'Other'.
---
### 📝 Notes
Please note the domain name in the notes field.]]></text><answer>Structural biology</answer></question><question id="[decision-graph.dg]qDataType"><text><![CDATA[# Does the repository store a single data type?
The repository is primarily built around a single type of data, e.g. imaging data although it may allow multiple types of imaging data. The repository also may allow supporting information that is of another data type.]]></text><answer>yes</answer></question><question id="[decision-graph.dg]qDataTypeList"><text><![CDATA[# Is this repository specialized for a particular type of data?]]></text><answer>Proteomic</answer></question><question id="[decision-graph.dg]qContact"><text><![CDATA[# Does the repository supply a contact person?]]></text><answer>yes</answer></question><question id="[decision-graph.dg]qFundingSource"><text><![CDATA[# Does the repository require data to come from an NIH funded project?
### Terms
* *NIH*: US National Institutes of Health]]></text><answer>no</answer></question><question id="[decision-graph.dg]qPublised"><text><![CDATA[# Does the repository require datasets to support a published paper?
If there is no explicit statement that claims this, then we say no.]]></text><answer>no</answer></question><question id="[decision-graph.dg]qCitationMetadata"><text><![CDATA[# Does the repository make it easy to cite data?
For example, the repository provides a formatted data citation with each dataset.
### Terms
* *limited:* The repository presents formatted data citation that users can cut and paste
* *yes:* The repository can export Bibtex, or allows datasets to be imported into reference managers.]]></text><answer>yes</answer></question><question id="[decision-graph.dg]qPID"><text>< whether the repository has their prefix [registered](https://registry.identifiers.org/registry).
### Terms
* *PID:* Persistent IDendifier - a string or a number that uniquely identifies a dataset indefinitely.
* *Supports but does not generate:* The data repository has a specific field for storing a PID. However, the repository will not create a PID on its own; data depositors must supply one on themselves.]]></text><answer>supports and generates</answer></question><question id="[decision-graph.dg]qDOI"><text><.
---
### 📝 Notes
Add any information on the granularity of the DOI in the Notes Field, e.g., assigns DOIs at the study level but not at the individual experiment level.]]></text><answer>no</answer></question></transcript></interview>