ProteOn XPR36, User Manual

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ProteOn XPR36 System | Analysis
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Analyzing Data
Interaction analysis consists of a numerical fit of multiple sensorgrams to a
biochemical interaction model or other equation. Use processed datasets and
the options available under the Analysis Datasets tab to perform an interaction
analysis from an analysis set.
Analysis Datasets
Use the Analysis Datasets screen to perform kinetic, equilibrium, and
concentration analysis. Choosing one of these options opens a wizard that
analyzes processed data. The wizard conducts the fit process and parameters
evaluation on the data. After running an analysis wizard, you can evaluate the
resulting data.
Note: If all chosen parameters are grouped or local, multiple fit
operations can be performed simultaneously.
On the Analysis Datasets tab, hovering over a dataset name displays the
dataset or analysis set name, owner, modification date, and the creation date
of the dataset.
On the Analysis Dataset screen, click the dataset you have analyzed in the
Analysis Tab. Choose the type of analysis wizard to run on the dataset on the
menu that opens on the right.
After you run an analysis wizard, the data can be read or exported to a file.
See also Creating a Dataset on page 118.
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In each type of analysis, each parameter is assigned a scope and type. The
combination of scope and type selected defines how the parameter is used in
the calculation. You can change the parameter types by selecting one of them
on a pull-down menu in each analysis wizard.
Types define the sensorgrams to which parameters are applied: