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Assigning Quantities<br />

to Standards for<br />

Absolute<br />

Quantification<br />

Setting the<br />

Passive Reference<br />

4-12 Run Setup and Basic Operation<br />

For the SDS software to create a standard curve for quantification of unknown<br />

samples, absolute quantification plate documents must contain quantity values for the<br />

standards contained on the plate. The software expresses quantity as the number of<br />

copies of the target sequence present within an individual well of the plate.<br />

IMPORTANT The SDS software excludes from analysis data from Standard wells assigned a<br />

Quantity value of 0.<br />

To apply quantities to the plate document:<br />

Step Action<br />

1 From the plate grid of the SDS software, select the replicate wells containing the<br />

first standard in the dilution series.<br />

2 From the well inspector, click the text field in the Quantity column for the appropriate<br />

detector, type the number of copies of the target template the replicate wells<br />

contain, and press Enter.<br />

The software labels the selected standard wells with the specified quantity.<br />

Quantity<br />

text field<br />

3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 to configure the other sets of replicate standard wells on the<br />

plate with the appropriate quantities.<br />

When finished, the plate grid should contain a complete set of replicate wells<br />

labeled with the Standard task and assigned quantities which the software will use<br />

to compute the standard curve for the run.<br />

4 If necessary, set the passive reference for the plate document as explained below.<br />

Otherwise, program the method for your run as explained on page 4-13.<br />

If using an Applied Biosystems chemistry, use the default Passive Reference setting<br />

(Applied Biosystems chemistries use the ROX passive reference molecule). If<br />

running a custom chemistry, select a dye to use as a passive reference for the run.<br />

Note Applied Biosystems recommends using a passive reference to normalize the signals<br />

from the reporter dyes (see page A-6 for more information).<br />

To set the passive reference dye for the plate document:<br />

Step Action<br />

1 From the Passive Reference drop-down list, select the appropriate reference dye.<br />

Passive Reference<br />

drop-down list<br />

2 Program the method for the run as explained on page 4-13.<br />

Select the appropriate<br />

passive reference

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