ProteOn XPR36, User Manual

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ProteOn XPR36 System
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Analysis
ProteOn Manager™ software collects, processes, and displays molecular
interaction data in real time. You can view raw sensorgram data in the Run tab
during or after an experiment.
Next, you can use the data processing tools on the Data tab to align
sensorgrams, remove artifacts, perform reference subtraction, collect report
points on the raw data, create datasets, and select processed data for
analysis.
Finally, in the Analysis Dataset tab, you can analyze and review the processed
data. The kinetic, equilibrium, and concentration analysis wizards enable you
to adjust experiment markers, select kinetic analysis models, define analysis
parameters, perform calculations, and review and save results. The report
point tools enable you to collect report points on processed datasets and to
perform calculations on report point data.
It is possible to perform data processing and analysis of a completed
experiment while another experiment is running or while maintenance
procedures are taking place.
Tools for Viewing Data
Interaction data take two forms: sensorgrams and tabulated numerical data.
Sensorgrams, which are graphs of responses versus time, are organized and
displayed on the Data and Analysis Datasets screens.
Tabulated analysis data, which include kinetic rate and equilibrium constants,
concentrations, and statistical analyses, also appear at the bottom of the
screen.
You can export sensorgram data to tab-delimited files, copy data and
sensorgrams or graphs to the clipboard and paste them into other
applications, such as Microsoft Word or Excel. Reports can also be printed
and exported.