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Creating and Saving Protocols
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You can also write a protocol outside of ProteOn Manager software by
exporting sample data, creating a tab-separated file, and importing it into
ProteOn Manager software. The system assumes that each tab matches the
appropriate column head in the sample data. Sample data display the
following columns:
• Status — Generated by the validation process, this column
indicates whether the sample is acceptable, duplicated, or
nonuniform.
• Rack/Plate — The rack or plate name of the sample; required
• Location — A row and column in the rack or plate; must be valid;
required
• Panel Name — Name of a set of six samples
• Panel Type — Activator, Ligand, Deactivator, Regenerator, Analyte,
Blank; if blank it defaults to analyte; this setting can be changed
after data are imported
• Sample Name — Name of the individual sample
• Concentration — A floating point number with a unit suffix; this
column can be blank
• Sample Type — Standard, Control, Unknown, or Blank
• Molecular Weight — A floating point number; this column can be
blank
• Other 1 — Optional descriptive text field
• Other 2 — Optional descriptive text field
• Other 3 — Optional descriptive text field
Observe the following rules when writing your protocol:
• The document format must have the correct number of columns
(11). The columns can be empty, but the tab for each column must
be present
• There need not be an entry for every sample in a sample panel
• All samples in a sample group must be of the same type
To obtain a format from sample data:
1. Open an experiment.
2. In the Data tab, select File Export > Sample data. The sample data are
exported as a text file in a format that can be imported into ProteOn
Manager software.
3. Delete the data from the file and use the basic format to enter your tab-
delimited information.