Bio-Rad Firmware & Software Updates - Manual (Page 58)

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NOTE: Well contents can also be copied and pasted into other wells. To do this,
highlight the well that is to be copied (only one well can be copied at a time), right-
click and select Copy Well. Highlight the wells into which content is be pasted and
select Paste Well. Depress and hold the control key to select non-contiguous wells
to paste to.
Click the Dilution Series button to enter a dilution series
for the concentration of Standard samples, and load a
standard curve.
Enter the Starting Concentration for the dilution series,
the Replicates from (starting replicate number) and to
(ending replicate number), and the Dilution Factor
(amount to change the concentration with each replicate
group). Select Increasing for a dilution series that
increases, or select Decreasing for a dilution series that
decreases. Finally, select the fluorophore used for the
dilution series from the pull-down menu and click Apply.
Select View> Show Well Notes to show this pane. Enter
notes about one or more wells by selecting the wells and
typing the notes in the pull-down menu. Any notes you
add appear in the spreadsheet on the Quantification Data
tab.
Select View > Show Biological Set Name to show this
pane. Enter biological set information about one or more
wells by selecting the wells and typing a biological set
name in the pull-down menu. Entering Biological Set
Name information enables sample analysis in one of four
configurations defined by the Biological Set Analysis
Options. Refer to the Biological Set Analysis Options
section for further details.
Click the Experiment Settings button to open the
Experiment Settings window to manage the lists of
Targets and Samples, and to set up a gene expression
run.
Click the Clear Replicate # button to clear the replicates
numbers in the selected wells.
Click the Clear Wells button to permanently remove all
content in the selected wells.
Table 16. Options for loading the plate and wells in the Plate Editor. (continued)
Option Function