Field Names for Strain Submissions
For your convenience, we have created an Excel file with the field names as the header.
Please use HTML tags to format the genetic information correctly. "Δ" (without the quotes) represents the Greek character Δ. Surround subscripted text with the tags <sub></sub> and superscripted text with <sup></sup>.
For example, you would enter btu2-2[Δ1-40] as btu2-2[Δ<sub>1-40</sub>].
Field Name
Description
FirstName
LastName
Principal_Investigator
Company
University or company
CompanyType
1 = academic, 2 = non-academic
Address1
Address line 1
Address2
Address line 2
Address3
Address line 3
City
City
State
State or province
ZIP
ZIP or postal code
Country
Country
EmailAddress
PhoneNumber
FaxNumber
StrainName
This should be short and as informative as possible. Past convention has used initials to indicate place of origin for inbred laboratory strains followed by a unique number for each strain, e.g. CU428; IA 222; SB3515. Wild type strains have generally been named by the strain variant followed by a number e.g. B2086. If a strain has been mentioned in a publication by a specific designation, please list the name used in the publication.
AKA
Also known as (alternate name for strain)
Date_frozen
Date the vial was frozen (if known)
Mic_Genotype
Mac_Genotype
Mac_Phenotype
MatingType
Please use I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII or ? for unknown type.
Gene_of_interest
Mic_Knockouts
Mac_Knockouts
Origin
Any available information about the origin of a strain that will facilitate an understanding of its genetic make-up, e.g. B/C3 hybrid derived from a cross of CU427 and C3 628; wild type F strain
Publications
Publications in which this strain plays a primary role
Comments
Brief relevant information that does not fit in any of the listed categories
qMTA
Is an MTA necessary before this strain is sent out? (0=no, 1=yes)
MTA_Info
If an MTA is necessary, please enter the information for contacting the appropriate person at your university here.