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Thank you for the suggestion. Just some minor comments to ensure alignment with the file type for ms_runs.

==== ms_run[1-n]-usi_identifier
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|===================================================================================================================================================================
|*Description* |An identifier for the MS run based on the Universal Spectrum Identifier (USI) specification.
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Please add the link to the standard: https://www.psidev.info/usi

|===================================================================================================================================================================
|*Description* |An identifier for the MS run based on the Universal Spectrum Identifier (USI) specification.
Implied within the USI is an MS run identifier. Every deposited MS run can be referenced with a shortened form: `mzspec:<collection>:<msRun>`.
Since an MS run may be represented in several formats (with potentially slightly different data associated with the spectrum), a format suffix MAY be specified (e.g. `mzspec:<collection>:<msRun>.RAW`) to signify that a specific file type is meant.
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If specified, the format suffix should align with the ms_run[1-n]-format parameter and the ms_run[1-n]-location suffix defined in the metadata section.

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