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Extracting Pure Dye<br />

Information from<br />

the Analyzed Run<br />

7-20 <strong>System</strong> Maintenance<br />

The purpose of viewing the data in the Pure Dye Wizard is to eliminate irregular pure<br />

dye peaks from the data set. The wizard presents the spectral data from the pure dye<br />

plate in sets of three wells, each containing the same pure dye. Because the wells<br />

displayed by the wizard contain the pure dye at an identical concentration, the signal<br />

peaks for the set should be identical. Occasionally, pipetting inaccuracies or<br />

contamination can cause a well signal to shift slightly. While viewing the data, the<br />

outlying peaks must be eliminated.<br />

To extract the pure dye information from the run data:<br />

Step Action<br />

1 From the Analysis menu, select Extract Pure Dye Wizard.<br />

The Extract Pure Dye Wizard dialog appears.<br />

2 Follow the instructions as explained by the Extract Pure Dye Wizard to extract the<br />

pure dye spectra.<br />

When presented with each screen, do the following:<br />

a. Inspect the spectra for shifts in peak location.<br />

b. If the data set contains a outlying peak, eliminate it by clicking check box of the<br />

associated well.<br />

Note Dye spectra are generally acceptable if they peak at the same location as<br />

their group but diverge slightly at other wavelengths.<br />

c. Click Next to view the next three wells.<br />

d. Repeat steps a to c for all remaining wells until prompted with a message<br />

reporting the extraction of the pure dyes.<br />

The software extracts the pure spectra and stores the data as a component of the<br />

calibration file.<br />

3 From the File menu, select Save.<br />

The software saves the plate document.<br />

4 From the File menu, select Close.<br />

Wavelength<br />

shift<br />

Click here<br />

to remove it<br />

The software closes the plate document.<br />

5 If performing spectral calibration of a 96-well block module, repeat the previous<br />

procedures on pages 7-18, 7-19, and 7-20 to run the second Pure Dye plate.

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