@@ -654,36 +653,57 @@ export class ChecklistComponent implements OnInit {
getSampleSpecificFields(){
letsampleSpecificFields={
name:"Sample Details",
fields:[{
name:"sample_alias",
label:"Sample alias (unique name)",
description:"Unique name of the sample. If not selected system will auto generate an unique alias",
mandatory:"mandatory",
textChoice:[],
type:"TEXT_FIELD",
units:[],
isVisible:true
},
{
name:"sample_title",
label:"Sample title",
description:"Title of the sample",
mandatory:"mandatory",
textChoice:[],
type:"TEXT_FIELD",
units:[],
isVisible:true
},
{
name:"sample_description",
label:"Sample description",
description:"Description of the sample",
mandatory:"mandatory",
textChoice:[],
type:"TEXT_FIELD",
units:[],
isVisible:true
}]
fields:[
{
name:"tax_id",
label:"NCBI Taxonomy",
description:"Taxonomy ID of the organism as in the <a href='https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Taxonomy/Browser/wwwtax.cgi'> NCBI Taxonomy database</a>. Entries in the NCBI Taxonomy database have integer taxon IDs. See our tips for sample taxonomy <a href='https://ena-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/faq/taxonomy.html'>here</a>",
mandatory:"mandatory",
textChoice:[],
type:"TEXT_FIELD",
units:[],
isVisible:true
},
{
name:"scientific_name",
label:"Scientific name",
description:"Scientific name of the organism as in the <a href='https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Taxonomy/Browser/wwwtax.cgi'> NCBI Taxonomy database</a>. Scientific names typically follow the binomial nomenclature. For example, the scientific name for humans is Homo sapiens.",
mandatory:"mandatory",
textChoice:[],
type:"TEXT_FIELD",
units:[],
isVisible:true
},
{
name:"sample_alias",
label:"Sample alias (unique name)",
description:"Unique name of the sample. If not selected system will auto generate an unique alias",