Analyzing The Study Data; Analyzing The Data - Applied Biosystems 7900HT User Manual

Chapter 6 Analyzing Real-Time Data

Analyzing the Study Data

Analyzing
the Data
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8. In the Endogenous Control Detector drop-down list, select the detector
representing the endogenous control for your study.
The detector used as the endogenous control must be present in
IMPORTANT!
all sessions attached to the study.
9. Select the option button (Multiplexed or Non-Multiplexed) to indicate the type
of endogenous control used.
The Multiplexed or Non-Multiplexed option buttons are active only if the
Note:
sessions loaded for analysis contain both multiplex and non-multiplex reactions.
10. In the RQ Min\Max Confidence drop-down list, select the confidence value
you want the software to use when generating error bars for the gene expression
plot.
11. If desired, select the Export Individual ∆C
software to display the ∆C
groups. If the option is not selected, the software displays the average ∆C
the replicate group.
12. Click to accept the analysis settings and exit.
13. Analyze the data as explained in
During the analysis, the software mathematically transforms the raw data to establish
a comparative relationship between the spectra changes in the passive reference dye
and those of the reporter dye. Based on that comparison, the software calculates a
cycle threshold (C ) for each reaction (endogenous control and unknown).
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See Appendix D, "Theory of Operation,"
Note:
software mathematical transformation of real-time run data.
1. Click (or select Analysis > Analyze).
The SDS software analyzes the run data and displays the results in the
Results tab.
2. Choose from the following:
• If you choose to set the baseline and threshold values manually, set them
for each detector on the plate as explained on
• If using the AutoC
the detectors on the plate, verify that the software has called the settings
correctly for each detector by following the procedure for manually setting
the baseline and threshold on
3. If you choose to remove outliers manually, visualize and eliminate outliers from
the analyzed run data as explained on
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option button to instruct the SDS
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values for individual samples belonging to replicate
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"Analyzing the Data" on page
for a detailed description of the SDS
algorithm to set the baseline and threshold values for
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