Vitl Lu-Mini, Instructions For Use Manual

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Instructions for Use
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7.8 Reagent Assays Page
The Reagent Assay table allows standardised assays to be defined. In
general, one assay will be used by several Protocols with different
measurement and result parameters.
To create a new Assay, click the toolbar
Add button and then enter all the
appropriate data field values.
→
→
New Assay created
(edit cells to define assay)
→
→
Assays Page Add Save Sync
Alternative a copy of an existing Assay can be copied and modified by right-
clicking on the existing assay
Line and then selecting the Duplicate Line
option from the Context Menu and editing the required data field values.
Line →
Duplicate
Line
→
New assay
added
→
Edit assay
fields
The available
Reagent Assay data fields are listed in Table 23 below.
Table 23: Reagent Assay Data Fields
Assay Name
Unique name of Assay

7.7.1
Detection Type
Method of assay output quantitative detection

7.8
Curve X-Data
Standard calibration curve x-axis data

7.8
Curve Y-Data
Standard calibration curve y-axis data

7.8
Curve Fit
Curve fit method

7.8
Notes
Optional: Additional notes

7.2.4
The
Assay Name is the unique name used to identify and select the Assay in
the associated Protocols (see Section 7.7.1).
The
Detection Type defines the quantitative method of detection used by the
assay. Currently the Lu-mini only supports Luminescence , but future
versions will support alternative methods.