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Analysis User Interface
Run Archive...: This saves in a more compact file format.
Save files in this format before they are emailed. This reduces the time required to send the file and ensures that files are not corrupted by e-mail clients.
LIMS Export This saves the analysis in LIMS compatible formats according to the requirements of the user. Please contact QIAGEN Technical
Services for more information.
Excel Data
Sheet...:
Excel Analysis
Sheet...:
LinReg Export
Format...:
This exports all the raw channels to an
Excel ® sheet. Only the selected samples are exported.
This exports all the analysis in the current run into a single Excel sheet.
This exports all raw channel data into a format that can be read by LinReg (an efficiency analysis tool). See “Exporting To
LinReg” below for more details.
Matlab Export...: This exports the data into a format that can be read by the scientific package Matlab
(or its open-source equivalent, Octave).
This may be useful for methods research.
Exporting To LinReg
LinReg is a tool developed by C. Ramakers and coworkers.*
The LinReg tool is available from: http://LinRegPCR.nl.
Rotor-Gene Q software allows the user to export raw data in a format that can then be imported by the LinReg tool for analysis.
1. Open the Rotor-Gene Q run file containing the raw data.
*
Ramakers, C., Ruijter, J.M., Deprez, R.H., and Moorman, A.F. (2003)
Assumption-free analysis of quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction
(PCR) data. Neurosci. Lett. 339, 62.
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2. Export the data to the LinReg export format by selecting
“Save As…” and then “LinReg Export Format…”.
3. Microsoft Excel automatically displays the exported raw data.
4. Start up the LinReg tool.
5. The tool asks you to select the cell range where the raw data is located. The tool can only analyze one raw channel at a time, so an appropriate region of the Excel sheet should be selected.
Reports
After selecting “Reports”, the “Report Browser” window appears. If the data has already been analyzed, the report of that analysis can be displayed from the “Report Browser” window. Several report types are offered with varying degrees of detail.
7.5.4 Setup
The initial setup of the Rotor-Gene Q should be completed during installation. However, this option allows you to change the Rotor-Gene Q connection setup, if you wish to do so after installation.
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Virtual Mode: Select this option if the software will be used without a connected Rotor-Gene Q.
The software retains all functions. This mode is useful for demonstration purposes, data analysis, and setting up templates.
Allow access to this setup screen:
If this option is not checked during setup, this window can no longer be accessed.
This security measure prevents users from altering the settings. To reestablish access, contact your distributor.
Port: Select the correct communication port to enable communications between the computer and the Rotor-Gene Q. If you are unsure which port to select, click “Auto-
Detect” to search for all available ports.
Auto-Detect If you are unsure which port to select, click
“Auto-Detect” to search for all available ports.
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Analysis menu
Analysis
After clicking “Analysis”, the “Analysis” window appears. This window allows creation of new analyses and display of existing analyses. The method of analysis is selected using the tabs. A list of the channels that can be analyzed using the selected method is shown. Multiple assays run in the same channel can be analyzed independently, provided they have been set up as separate pages in the “Edit Samples” window.
Pages that have already been analyzed have a green checkmark next to them. This means that threshold and normalization settings have been saved for this analysis. To view or analyze a channel, double-click on it. The specific analysis window appears.
Auto-shrink window:
Selecting “Auto-shrink window” shrinks the window when it is not in use. Moving the cursor over the window enlarges the window again.
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Table of contents
- 65 Hold
- 66 Cycling
- 67 Acquisition
- 69 Melt and hybridisation
- 70 High Resolution Melt
- 70 Optical Denature Cycling
- 75 Changing an existing step to use Optical Denature Cycling
- 76 Gain Optimisation
- 81 Manual Gain Adjustment
- 90 New Run
- 92 Exporting To LinReg
- 96 Organizing the workspace
- 97 Reports
- 97 Standard Curve
- 100 Standard curve calculation
- 100 Import Curve
- 102 CT Calculation
- 104 Results
- 110 Dynamic tube normalization
- 110 Noise slope correction
- 111 Ignore First
- 111 Outlier Removal
- 113 Slope, amplification, reaction efficiency
- 114 Offset
- 114 Main window
- 115 Quantitation analysis templates
- 116 Expression analysis using the two standard curve method
- 126 Reports
- 126 Results
- 126 Genotypes
- 127 Melt analysis templates
- 129 Calibrator Replicate
- 136 Terms used in EndPoint analysis
- 138 Profile configuration
- 138 Analysis
- 139 Define controls
- 140 Normalization
- 143 Threshold
- 143 Genotypes
- 144 EndPoint analysis templates
- 145 Preparing a run
- 145 Preparation of standards
- 145 Type of DNA measured
- 145 Run setup
- 146 Analysis
- 149 General
- 150 Machine Options
- 151 Messages
- 151 Channels
- 153 Tube Layout
- 153 Security
- 162 Rotor Style
- 163 Sample Page Suitability
- 164 Groups
- 168 Disable simple log in
- 169 Running as administrator
- 169 Creating a new user account
- 173 Assigning roles to each user
- 188 Configure the e-mail settings
- 190 Setting up in Outlook