Adding Graph Page(s) If you want to paste graphs into your workbook, first add the appropriate number of graph worksheets to your workbook using the “Platemaker Add Graph Page” and a new blank white page will be added to your workbook where you can paste graphs from a third-party graphing program . Do not paste […]
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Adding an Image Worksheet Page Related to adding blank container pages in your workbook to hold Prism Graphs, you may on some occasions wish to paste HCA images from your HCA instrument into your workbook as well. Arrayscan images always look better on a black background so if you select “PlateMaker Add Image page”, a
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Adding a navigation hyperlink Index on your Exp Details worksheet. When you feel you have all the necessary worksheets in your workbook that capture the full analysis of your plate data, the finishing touch is to add a hyperlink index to the front page of the workbook. Simply go to the front page “Exp Details”
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Adding a Z’ Page Select Platemaker Wizard Add Z’ Page to get the submenu of Figure 1. Figure 1: Z prime page menu. In this example the only relevant parameter to calculate Z prime on is cell death. To define the negative and positive control areas on the plate right click inside the text boxes
Generating Prism graphs from a Platemaker Wizard Workbook Unbeknown to many, Prism Graph supports a scripting language that allows the automation of graph creation once a single master graph has been defined. The Platemaker Wizard provides the functionality to slice the large multidimensional dataset contained in the Flat Table into graphable chunks using the “Create
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Create Heat Map Selecting this option replaces the statistical summary section with the following: Normally heat maps are used where you have a lot of compound data for example you want to visualise quickly how each compound behaved in inducing some sort of cellular response across the doses at which the compound was tested. Normally,
Platemaker Wizard Data Visualization Background The totality of the Flat Data table can be thought of a giant “blob” of data where it is possible to calculate a single grand average plate reading value of all the rows of the Flat Data table, which of course has no experimental meaning. The point of a pivot
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Program Options Figure 1: The Option form of the Platemaker Wizard. Use this form to change the default settings and edit the contents of the saved combo lists. Plate Type and Default Plate Size: Select from the dropdown list menu either 6, 24, 96, 384 or 1,536 or custom well plates. Alternatively, you can specify
Template Editor This form list templates that have been created in your organisation or laboratory. Templates are saved linked to the username of the person who was logged in when the template was originally saved. When you first enter the form only the templates the logged in user created will be visible. Tick the “Show
Sweep Experiment Register This option scans the data folder of the Platemaker Wizard and all the related subfolders searching from built workbooks. If the workbook is already in the experiment register it simply leaves the Experiment Status field inside the database unchanged. If there are records in the experiment register which no longer map to
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