primary sub-34-19 run-39 subj-1 run-39.ns5 (File)

Project:

U18TR002205

Project (Entity type)

Id Namespace:

SPARC file namespace

Identifier Namespace (Entity type)

Dcc Asset:

C2M2 datapackage 202509.zip

Processed File (Entity type)

Dcc:

SPARC

DCC (Entity type)

Data Type:

experimental measurement

Data Type (Entity type)

Assay Type:

electrophysiology assay

Assay Type (Entity type)

Uncompressed Size In Bytes:346 MB

Size In Bytes:346 MB

Sha256:9971334be876101e2b5ec9a5990b932f5c4067967863c8516867dd3cb9b1f0b1

Persistent Id:sparc.drs:package/e7183db4-4e08-4b4b-b4c4-d86b449312d6

Filename:primary__sub-34-19__run-39__subj-1_run-39.ns5

Creation Time:2021-09-08T04:31:43+00:00

Access Url:

https://services.scicrunch.io/sparc/drs/v1/package/e7183db4-4e08-4b4b-b4c4-d86b449312d6

Results found

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	Label	Description
	N:dataset:5942f61b-03f0-4fd6-a116-1de400af7422 Collection (Entity type)	This dataset contains the effects of abdominal vagus nerve stimulation on nodose ganglion cell activ...
	N:dataset:5942f61b-03f0-4fd6-a116-1de400af7422 34-19 Subject (Entity type)	A subject from SPARC produced as part of the U18TR002205 project
	N:dataset:5942f61b-03f0-4fd6-a116-1de400af7422 34-19 default Biosample (Entity type)	A biosample from SPARC produced as part of the U18TR002205 project

N:dataset:5942f61b-03f0-4fd6-a116-1de400af7422

Collection (Entity type)

This dataset contains the effects of abdominal vagus nerve stimulation on nodose ganglion cell activ...

N:dataset:5942f61b-03f0-4fd6-a116-1de400af7422 34-19

Subject (Entity type)

A subject from SPARC produced as part of the U18TR002205 project

N:dataset:5942f61b-03f0-4fd6-a116-1de400af7422 34-19 default

Biosample (Entity type)

A biosample from SPARC produced as part of the U18TR002205 project

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