Flexible Well Plate

The Flexible Well Plate plugin in Labii offers a versatile interface for visualizing and documenting well layouts with customizable row and column numbers.

Overview

The Flexible Well Plate plugin in Labii offers a versatile interface for visualizing and documenting experimental layouts with customizable row and column numbers, allowing researchers to adapt the number of wells to their specific needs. This tool enables precise sample position mapping and detailed annotation of wells with relevant information such as sample types, concentrations, and conditions. Its intuitive design facilitates efficient tracking and data collection, significantly improving the organization and reproducibility of experimental protocols. The Flexible Well Plate plugin is a valuable asset for laboratories conducting high-throughput screening, cell culture experiments, and other applications requiring meticulous sample management.

Use Cases

  • Microarray analysis

Settings

Users can change the following settings to update the widget layout for a more personalized experience:

  • Number of rows - Provide the number of rows of the well plate.

  • Number of columns - Provide the number of columns of the well plate.

  • Should transpose header - If the header should be transposed, the column header will be numbers and the row header will be letters.

  • Should hide label - If the well label should be hidden.

  • Well height - Height of the well in px.

Interface

The flexible layout of a well plate is designed for clear and efficient identification. This layout features numbered headings for columns and lettered headings for rows, both prominently displayed. Additionally, labels are provided for both columns and rows to ensure complete clarity and ease of reference when working with the plate. The number of rows and columns can be customized according to the number provided in the settings. This systematic arrangement aids in quick identification and minimizes errors.

The flexible well plate layout features an editable table where the first row and column serve as labels. Users can input data directly, similar to Excel. Additionally, users have the option to upload Excel or TSV files to update the layout.

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