General Function Checklist

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Default Data Providers

Select File -> Preferences -> Data Sources tab.

• Default data providers (e.g., RNA-Seq, ChIP-Seq, DNA-Seq, etc.) appear in the

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• Data Sources table

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• Observation: Available Data Tree appears with the following sites (IgbQuickload, Pollen, and Cytokinin)
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• None of the rows have a red or yellow background.

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Click on the icon in the Information column for RNA-Seq.

• A window opened with fields and values similar to the example below:

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• The data listed in the Value column are specific to the RNA-Seq data source.

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Close this information window, then click on the icon for UCSC.

• The data listed in the Value column updated appropriately and are specific to the UCSC data source.

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Open the A_thaliana_Jun_2009 genome.

• Several Quickloads are present in the Available Data section (they may be different from those shown below).

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Open the H_sapiens_Dec_

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• Available data sites include UCSC and IgbQuickload
  
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2013 genome.

• Several Quickloads are present in the Available Data section (they may be different from those shown below).

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• Important: The Cytobands track is visible

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•  Load a bed file, a bam file, a bedgraph file, and some sequence data to ensure basic file parsing from the data providers is working as expected. (Load these directly from the Data Access Tree, not from the urls)
  •  Bed File
  •  Bam File
  •  Bedgraph File
  •  Load Sequence

•  Load a few tracks from the UCSC DAS data source (should be visible on Human/Mouse species)

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• Go to the Arabidopsis thaliana/A_thaliana_Jun_2009 genome version
• Navigate to the File->Preferences->Data Sources tab
• Click the "Add..." button
• Enter in a valid quickload url (e.g. http://igbquickload.org/brokenQuickloads/emptyFileTagQuickload/) - TODO find a better example since this site is designed to trigger a warning.
• Enter a name for this quickload site and click the "Submit" button
• Observations:
  • The quickload site shows up in the "Available Data" tree
  • The data sets listed in the tree can be loaded 

•  Confirm restarting IGB does not cause the newly added site to be forgotten

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1. Navigate to chr1:45,691,287-45,691,329
2. Click Load Sequence. 

• Individual base pairs (ACGT) are visible and colored consistently along the coordinates track.

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Adding/Removing/Editing Data Providers

1. Select File -> Preferences -> Data Sources tab.
2. Click Add... 
   1. Name: myQuickload
   2. Type: Quickload
   3. URL: http://www.igbquickload.org/quickload/
3. Click Submit.
4. Close Preferences.

• myQuickload is present in the Available Data section

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1. Close and re-open IGB.
2. Select File -> Preferences -> Data Sources tab.

• myQuickload is still present in the Data Sources table.

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Select myQuickload and click Edit...

• The Edit Data Source window opened.

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Click Choose local folder.

• The user's file chooser opens correctly.

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Change the Name of myQuickload to myQuickloadv2, then click Save Changes.

• The name of myQuickload correctly updated to myQuickloadv2 in both the Data Sources table and the Available Data section.

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1. Select myQuickloadv2.
2. Click Remove...

• The myQuickloadv2 data source was removed from both the Data Sources table and the Available Data section.

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Secured Data Providers

Click Add... and add the following two Quickload sites:

1. Name: secure1
2. Type: Quickload
3. URL: http://igbquickload.org/secureQuickloadTestSites/secureSiteTest

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   1. 1. Click Submit. A prompt should appear asking for a username and password:
         1. Username: guest
         2. Password: guest
      2. Make sure Save Password is checked, then click OK.
   1. Name: secure2
   2. Type: Quickload
   3. URL: http://igbquickload.org/secureQuickloadTestSites/secureSiteTest2

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      1. 1. Click Submit. A prompt should appear asking for a username and password: 
            1. Username: guest2
            2. Password: guest2
         2. Make sure Save Password is checked, then click OK.

      
      

      • The two secured Quickloads are added to the Data Sources table and are not highlighted yellow or red.

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      Close Preferences and open the A_thaliana_Jun_2009 genome

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      • Confirm the The two sites secured Quickloads are listed in the "Available Data" tree and data can be loaded from each site Confirm you Available Data section. 

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      1. Add the TAIR10 mRNA data from the secure1 Quickload.
      2. Add the TDNA insertion lines data from the secure2 Quickload.
      3. Go to Chr1:7,404,452-7,520,146
      4. Click Load Data.
      • Data loaded from both of the secured Quickloads.

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      • You were not prompted for a password for any site more than a single time per session
        •  Confirm restarting IGB does not cause the newly added sites to be forgotten
        •  Confirm that if you checked the "Save Password" option you are not promted for your password again on restarting IGB

       

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      • either of the secured Quickloads.
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      Restart IGB and open the A_thaliana_Jun_2009 genome.

      • The two secured Quickloads are still listed in the Available Data section.
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      • You were not prompted for your password again for either of the secured Quickloads upon restarting IGB.
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