Page 4: The Equation Editor

In this tutorial, we learn more about using page 4 of the platemaker wizard. On this page the user can define equations that combine any of the dependent variables that were defined on page 3 of the wizard of statistical summaries of plate controls (also described on page 3 of the wizard). This tutorial also looks at how page 3 allows the relevant Elisa volumes to be entered so that appropriate dilution factors can be calculated in order to convert absorbance values into protein concentrations via a standard curve.

Time Stamp	Topic
1:41	Another Page 1 Exercise
6:47	Entering Data on Page 2 of the Wizard
7:42	Entering Data on Page 3 of the Wizard
9:13	Entering Well Volume Information
10:16	The Equation Editor
11:29	Controlling the layout, Page 5 of the Wizard
12:18	Exploring the Flat Data Table of our first saved example
13:59	Exploring the Dilution Factor Equation
16:08	The Experiment Register
17:25	The Folder Path to the Saved Workbook
18:17	Using Control Data in your Equations
22:05	An Equation that rescales against the maximum positive control value
25:18	Cell Count rescaled so 100% corresponds to the positive control with the minimum cell count
31:25	Entering the Cell Demise Equation
32:41	Importing example data
34:30	Exploring how equations have be parsed into the Flat Data Table
39:21	How the Wizard know which dependent variable to use in the equations you have defined
40:21	A more user friendly equation based on including a class variable that puts chemotherapies and plate controls into named classes.