ProteOn XPR36, User Manual

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ProteOn XPR36 System | Analysis
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The following rules apply to renaming an analysis set:
• Analysis set owners can rename their own analysis sets
• The analysis set owner can be different from the experiment owner
or dataset owner
• An administrator can change experiment ownership but cannot
rename analysis sets
To rename an analysis set:
1. Left-click the analysis set name and select Rename in the menu that
appears.
2. Enter a name for the analysis set in the dialog box. If the name is new
and valid, OK becomes active.
3. Click OK.
D
ELETING AN
A
NALYSIS
S
ET
You can delete unsigned analysis sets to organize and clean up your data as
you move through different experiments.
The following rules apply to deleting an analysis set:
• Owners can delete their own analysis sets
• An administrator can change an experiment’s ownership but
cannot delete an analysis set
• If an analysis set cannot be deleted, an explanatory message
appears
To delete an analysis set:
1. Left-click the analysis set name and select Delete in the menu that
appears.
2. Confirm that you want to delete the analysis set.
Analysis Wizards
A wizard guides you through the steps required to perform the following types
of analysis:
• Kinetic analysis — fits a set of sensorgrams to a given
biochemical interaction model and extracts an estimated value for
each of the model's kinetic parameters
• Equilibrium analysis — extracts the equilibrium parameter K
D
by
analyzing a set of sensorgrams that have reached a steady state