Agilent ChemStation Biochemical Analysis Software Manual

The biochemical analysis software for Agilent ChemStation adds single cell kinetics, multicell kinetics and thermal denaturation (DNA melt) capabilities to the general purpose software. It features time-based measurements, acquisition of full or partial spectra, parallel measurements using multicell transport, user-defined positions for blank and sample cells, online trace monitoring and spectra monitoring, data extraction from time-based spectra, four rate calculation types, interactive processing of time traces, export of time traces and rate data as CSV and DIF files, instrument control and data acquisition for temperature-based measurements with defined ramp and multiple start, step, and end temperatures.


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Brand
Agilent
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
31 KB
Published
05 July, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
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About this manual

The document details the Agilent ChemStation software's capabilities for biochemical analysis, specifically adding single-cell kinetics, multicell kinetics, and thermal denaturation (DNA melt) capabilities to the general-purpose software. It outlines features for time-based and temperature-based measurements, including data acquisition, analysis, and export options.

What's inside

  • General Description
  • Kinetics - Data Acquisition
  • Kinetics - Data Analysis
  • Thermal Denaturation
  • Instrument Control and Data Acquisition

Specifications

Supported Analysis Typessingle cell kinetics, multicell kinetics and thermal denaturation
Rate Calculation Typesinitial rate, delta AU, zero and first order
Export FormatsCSV and DIF files

Frequently asked questions

What capabilities does the software add to the general purpose software?

It adds single cell kinetics, multicell kinetics and thermal denaturation capabilities.

Can measurements be made in parallel?

Yes, measurements can be made in parallel using the cell multicell transport.

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