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Determining<br />

T m Values<br />

The following table describes the elements of the Dissociation Plot: (continued)<br />

Component Description<br />

Plot drop-down list Chooses the data displayed within the plot based on the derivative<br />

calculation. The list offers the following selections:<br />

♦ Raw – When selected, this option plots the normalized reporter<br />

fluorescence data (Rn ) on a graph of fluorescence vs. temperature<br />

(see below left).<br />

♦ Derivative – When selected, this option plots derivative data (Rn ´)<br />

on a graph of the derivative vs. temperature (see below right). The<br />

derivative data is the negative of the rate of change in fluorescence<br />

as a function of temperature.<br />

The following figures show the plots accessible from the Plot drop-down list.<br />

Detector<br />

drop-down list<br />

Raw Plot Derivative Plot<br />

Chooses the data displayed within the plot based on detector name.<br />

To determine the T m value of a melting curve within the Dissociation Plot:<br />

Step Action<br />

1 Move the mouse pointer over the green Tm line located on the Y-axis line of the plot.<br />

The mouse pointer becomes a hand.<br />

2 Click and drag the Tm line to the maximum point of the derivative plot of interest.<br />

The SDS software displays the T m for the curve below the T m line.<br />

T m display and slider<br />

Note The apex of the curvature of represents the maximum rate of change in<br />

normalized fluorescence.<br />

Real-Time Analysis 6-23

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