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<figcaption>Click on the Data tab to access options for uploading experimental data and attaching additional files</figcaption>
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* On the Data tab, click on the **Add data** button. This will open a new window where you can select the action to perform: import data or attach a file.
<figcaption>Click on the <strong>Add data</strong> button to choose between importing experimental data or attaching additional files to your study</figcaption>
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### Import Experimental Data
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To attach a file:
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* Click on **Add data** and then select **Attach a file**.
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* Select **Data class** from the list.
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* You can attach any format files such as PDF, PNG, etc.
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* Click **Select file...**. Select the file from your local computer
<figcaption>The files will be uploaded (upload time will depend on the size of the files). Your files will be displayed in the Data tab under <strong>Attached Files</strong>.</figcaption>
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Once the files are selected, the upload will begin and the files will be attached. Available data will be displayed in the Data tab by type: **Experimental** (e.g., bulk transcriptomics) and **Attached files** (e.g., manuscripts, reports).
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* Click **Next** and **Select file...**. Select the file from your local computer
<figcaption>Once attached or linked, files will be shown on the Data tab under their specific category, e.g., <strong>bulk transcriptomics</strong> for experimental data and a manuscript (PDF format) for attached files</figcaption>
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