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[[Endy:Victor3 Calculating fluorescent protein synthesis|Calculating fluorescent protein synthesis]]<br> | |||
[[Endy:Measuring PoPS on a plate reader|Measuring PoPS]]<br> | [[Endy:Measuring PoPS on a plate reader|Measuring PoPS]]<br> | ||
[[Endy:Victor3 Absorbance and fluorescence backgrounds|Background measurements]]<br> | [[Endy:Victor3 Absorbance and fluorescence backgrounds|Background measurements]]<br> |
Revision as of 17:40, 3 October 2006
IntroductionThe Endy lab has a Perkin Elmer Victor3 plate reader with 2 dispenser pumps. If you are interested in trying our plate reader or finding out more about it, contact Barry. The machine can make the following classes of measurement -
We have a variety of filters to be used with these measurements, they are described here. If you haven't used the machine before, have a look at this overview of using the plate reader. If you have used this machine or similar machines, have a look at some of the usage notes and data analysis pages listed below. All contributions are welcome. Plate reader scheduleYou can view the schedule for the plate reader on the google calendar below. You need to be subscribed to the calendar in order to reserve time on the plate reader. You can subscribe to the calendar in a number of ways.
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ProtocolsCreating a basic protocolCreating and choosing labelsWhat is a label? Running a protocolCounteracting evaporation in long time courses Data AnalysisBasic data analysis When things go bad
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