ProteOn XPR36, User Manual

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ProteOn XPR36 System | Protocol Design
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across the sensor chip. You can add a sample panel to more than
one step
The following table describes the panel types in the read-only box.
• Sample Information – consists of channel color, sample name,
concentration (listed in the order of M, mM, μM, nM, pM, and mg/
ml; default is mM) for any sample type, selected in the pull-down
menu. All graphed data use matching colors for channels and
samples
Changing Sample Positions or Copying
Samples
You can move sample panel positions on the Samples screen by dragging or
by copying and pasting a panel. Either method overwrites the former panel.
Doing so enables you to duplicate a sample panel without having to recreate
it. Dragging changes the position of a sample and overwrites the former
sample. You cannot undo these actions.
Panel Types Description
Activator Reagents used in an activation step
Ligand Ligands used in a ligand immobilization step
Deactivator Reagents used in a deactivation step
Regenerator Reagents used in a regeneration step
Analyte Analytes used in an analyte step
Blank Buffers injected in a blank step as part of a chip equilibration process or to generate
data for double referencing
EV Correction Reagents (usually DMSO) used to generate an excluded volume correction curve