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* Make sure you have the rights to import experimental data. If you are unsure, please ask your project maintainer.
* Make sure you have the rights to import experimental data. If you are unsure, please ask your project maintainer.


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* To organize your chromatograms, please select 'Organize Chromatograms in Chromatogram Groups' from the start page. The chromatogram group dialog will show up.
* To organize your chromatograms, please select 'Organize Chromatograms in Chromatogram Groups' from the start page. The chromatogram group dialog will show up.

Latest revision as of 15:25, 31 October 2011


Uploading your chromatograms

  • Login to the your MeltDB project using your authorized account:
  • MeltDB login
  • Make sure you have the rights to import experimental data. If you are unsure, please ask your project maintainer.

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  • To organize your chromatograms, please select 'Organize Chromatograms in Chromatogram Groups' from the start page. The chromatogram group dialog will show up.

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  • Enter a unique name for your chromatogram group and select one or more chromatograms from the list. Define the type of your group: Technical replicates, Biological replicates or simply Replicates.
  • Click the 'Create' button to define your group. The chromatogram group information will be displayed in the browser and you will be able to e.g. navigate to your grouped chromatograms.

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  • To define the next chromatogram group, click on 'Create' in the action menu to the left or go back to the main page context and start over.