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The Filter Cart provides a way to query and access data for which you may be interested.  There are multiple places to go query and Add to Filter Cart (Sometimes called Download).  

A few points related to the filter cart are important to understand with the NDA Query/Filter implementation: 

First, the filter cart is populated asyncronously.  So, when you add subjects, sometimes it may take a few minutes to populate.  You can continue to do other things during this time. 

When you are adding your first filter, all data associated with your query will be added to the filter cart (whether it be a collection, a concept, a study, a data structure/elment or subjects). Not all data available for the subjects selected will necessarily be displayed.  For example, if you select the NDA imaging structure image03, and further restrict that query to scan_type fMRI, only fMRI images will appear and only the image03 structure will be available.  However, if you want to see all of the clinical and phenotype, then select, "Find All Subject Data" to see all the data avaialble for those subjects.  

when a secord or third filter is applied, an AND condition is used to determine the subjects that are exist in all filters.  If the subject does not appear in any filter, that subjects data will be excluded from your filter cart. Given the sparcity of data in the NDA, it is possible for no subjects to appear across filters.  If that happens, clear your filter cart, and start over.  

The NDA is looking to enhance query/filtering.  Until additional tools become available, it is best to package more data than you need and then package and download the data and use other tools to further restrict and analyze the data.  If you have any questions on data access, are interested in using avaialble web services or need help accessing data, please contact us for assistance.  

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The filters you have selected from various query interfaces will be stored here, in the 'Filter Cart'. The database will be queried using filters added to your 'Filter Cart', when multiple filters are defined, each will be executed using 'AND' logic, so with each filter that is applied the result set gets smaller.

From the 'Filter Cart' you can inspect each of the filters that have been defined, and you also have the option to remove filters. The 'Filter Cart' itself will display the number of filters applied along with the number of subjects that are identified by the combination of those filters. For example a GUID filter with two subjects, followed by a GUID filter for just one of those subjects would return only data for the subject that is in both GUID filters.

If you have a question about the filter cart, or underlying filters please contact the help desk at The NDA Help Desk

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954Taste_fMRIfMRI06/20/2018
953Shallow EpisodicfMRI06/20/2018
952Semantic EncodingfMRI06/20/2018
951Resting StatefMRI06/20/2018
950NBACKfMRI06/20/2018
949Resting StatefMRI06/18/2018
943Emotional Face TaskfMRI06/13/2018
941Meridians localizerfMRI06/07/2018
940V1 localizer movingDotsfMRI06/07/2018
939movingDotsfMRI06/07/2018
938MT localizer dots movingDotsfMRI06/07/2018
937MT localizer gratings movingDotsfMRI06/07/2018
936V1 localizer peripheryfMRI06/07/2018
935Contrast peripheryfMRI06/07/2018
934MT localizer peripheryfMRI06/07/2018
933Pilot01: Posner Cueing with st-tACSEye Tracking06/06/2018
932Social- Theory of Mind Localizer TaskfMRI06/01/2018
931Faces TaskfMRI05/31/2018
930Go_NogofMRI05/30/2018
929Moral RatingfMRI05/30/2018
928Pain Detection fMRI05/30/2018
927Reward TaskfMRI05/30/2018
926Go no Go TaskfMRI05/30/2018
924EARLI Placenta WGBSOmics05/24/2018
923Anxiety-CBT fMRI (pre-post) - Version 4 BlockfMRI05/15/2018
922Anxiety-CBT fMRI (pre-post) - Version 3 BlockfMRI05/15/2018
921Anxiety-CBT fMRI (pre-post) - Version 2 BlockfMRI05/15/2018
920Anxiety-CBT fMRI (pre-post) - Version 1 BlockfMRI05/15/2018
919Neural overlap in item representations across episodes impairs context memoryfMRI05/11/2018
918ReferenceTissue: U01MH106892_Brain_Amplicon_SeqOmics05/08/2018
917Virginia_single_cell_HiSeq3000Omics05/03/2018
916Virginia_single_cell_HiSeq2500Omics05/03/2018
915Virginia_single_cell_MiSeqOmics05/03/2018
914PFC analysis in bloodOmics04/27/2018
913Task and emotional content driven visual competitionfMRI04/27/2018
912Task and emotional content driven visual competitionEEG04/23/2018
911Resting StatefMRI04/20/2018
910Modified Monetary Incentive Delay fMRI04/20/2018
908Resting State Pre-Stress Visit 1fMRI04/20/2018
907Montreal Imaging Stress Task Visit 1fMRI04/18/2018
9062-back Post-Stress Visit 1fMRI04/18/2018
9051-back Post-Stress Visit 1fMRI04/18/2018
9040-back Post-Stress Visit 1fMRI04/18/2018
9032-back Pre-Stress Visit 1fMRI04/18/2018
9021-back Pre-Stress Visit 1fMRI04/18/2018
9010-back Pre-Stress Visit 1fMRI04/18/2018
900DTIfMRI04/11/2018
899Investigating a Neurobehavioral Mechanism of Paranoia - Resting State ScansfMRI04/06/2018
898FAST-POMAfMRI04/03/2018
897parvizi_eeg_109EEG03/19/2018
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Influence of Attention and Arousal on Sensory Abnormalities in ASD
Jeanne Townsend 
Based upon our own work and existing evidence, we suggest a model in which basic sensory function is intact in ASD and abnormalities in sensory behavior result instead from the influence of poorly modulated arousal and attention on sensory responsiveness. We propose to address this important issue using electroencephalography (EEG) and physiological measures of arousal (skin conductance and heart rate) in young adults and children with ASD. We will assess auditory and visual sensory functions including levels of sensory response, habituation and neural response recovery, and will examine the influence of arousal and attention on sensory responsiveness. A wide variety of therapeutic interventions target sensory function, but there is scant evidence for the efficacy of these treatments. Understanding the nature of sensory abnormalities and the processing level at which sensory behavior is perturbed will guide the development of more effective therapeutic interventions and/or specific pharmacological treatments. Because abnormal sensory behavior is among the most troublesome of ASD symptoms, providing a scientific basis for treatment of these symptoms would have a significant impact on the field.
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R21MH096582-01 Influence of Attention and Arousal on Sensory Abnormalities in ASD 07/15/2012 05/31/2014 80 12 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO $418,500.00

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To create a new Omics, eye tracking, fMRI, or EEG experiment, press the "+ New Experiment" button. Once an experiment is created, then raw files for these types of experiments should be provided, associating the experiment – through Experiment_ID – with the metadata defined in the experiments interface.

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293Attention-Intensity04/07/2015ApprovedEEG

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Autism Diagnostic Interview, Revised (ADI-R) Clinical Assessments 12
Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS) - Module 4 Clinical Assessments 6
Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS)- Module 3 Clinical Assessments 7
Beery VMI Clinical Assessments 43
EEG Subject Files Imaging 40
Research Subject Clinical Assessments 40
Sensory Profile Adult Clinical Assessments 39
Social Communication Questionnaire (SCQ) - Lifetime Clinical Assessments 8
Social Responsiveness Scale (SRS) Clinical Assessments 24
Social Responsiveness Scale (SRS) - Adult/Self Version Clinical Assessments 30
Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence (WASI) Clinical Assessments 43

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24488156Create StudyTracking the sensory environment: an ERP study of probability and context updating in ASD.Journal of autism and developmental disordersWesterfield MA, Zinni M, Vo K, Townsend JFebruary 2015Not Determined
23975145Create StudyGuidelines and best practices for electrophysiological data collection, analysis and reporting in autism.Journal of autism and developmental disordersWebb, Sara Jane; Bernier, Raphael; Henderson, Heather A; Johnson, Mark H; Jones, Emily J H; Lerner, Matthew D; McPartland, James C; Nelson, Charles A; Rojas, Donald C; Townsend, Jeanne; Westerfield, MarissaFebruary 2015Not Relevant
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