Qiagen QIAgility, User Manual

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Appendix G
G-2 QIAgility User Manual 11/2011
< Vol > 20 </ Vol >
< Name />
< SampleID />
< Concentration > 0 </ Concentration >
</ Sample >
< Reaction >
< SocketName > R1 </ SocketName >
< WellLabel > I </ WellLabel >
< Vol > 40 </ Vol >
< Concentration > 74 </ Concentration >
< ReactionID />
< SourceContent />
</ Reaction >
</ Contents >
</ Well >
…
For each reaction well a <well> tag is exported, that
contains information of all contents of the well. The
<reaction> tag contains recursive information, if a reaction
was added to the exported well (e.g. when using “Create
sample banks from target wells”).
As the XML export can be used to export more than one
plate, the <Socket> tag might be repeated for every
exported plate data.
It is possible to create XSL transformation files to transform
this generic XML format to the format you might need for
your lab environment. This XSl file should be stored in the
folder …\integration\xsl. It can then be selected by the user
during the XML export dialog.
To make the user’s selection for empty wells and sample
labels evaluable, two parameters are passed to the XSL
transformation. These are:
SampleLabelType
Possible values:
SL_FullID = 0
SL_SampleID = 1
SL_ReactionID = 2
SL_SampleName = 3
and