Sample ID | Type of sample | SPREC codea |
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127 | PCa patient | URN-PIX-D-D-N-N-J |
129 | PCa patient | URN-PIX-D-D-N-N-J |
132 | PCa patient | URN-PIX-A-D-N-N-J |
144 | PCa patient | URN-PIX-B-D-N-N-J |
146 | PCa patient | URN-PIX-B-D-N-N-J |
148 | PCa patient | URN-PIX-B-D-N-N-J |
161 | HDs | URN-PIX-A-D-N-N-J |
163 | HDs | URN-PIX-A-D-N-N-J |
164 | HDs | URN-PIX-A-D-N-N-J |
167 | HDs | URN-PIX-A-D-N-N-J |
- aEach biospecimen is assigned a seven-element-long code that corresponds to seven preanalytical variables. First code element: type of sample (URN: urine). Second code element: type of primary container (PIX: with Protease inhibitors). Third code element: precentrifugation (A: RT < 2 h, B: 3–7 °C < 2 h, D: 3–7 °C 2–4 h). Fourth code element: centrifugation (D: 3–7 °C 10 min < 3000 g with braking). Fifth code element: second centrifugation (N: No centrifugation). Sixth code element: postcentrifugation (N: Not applicable). Seventh code element: storage condition [J: PP (Poly propylene) tube ≥ 5 mL (− 85) to (− 60) °C. If the preanalytical option used is unknown or inconstant, the letter “X” is used. If the preanalytical option used is known but does not correspond to any of the standard options, the letter “Z” is used. (RT: room temperature 18–25 °C) [25]