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* After selecting your experiment, you can generate a multiple TIC view of the associated chromatograms via the following function: | * After selecting your experiment, you can generate a multiple TIC view of the associated chromatograms via the following function: | ||
[[Image:MeltDBWiki$$ExperimentTIC$tic.png]] | |||
* The first call to this may take some time since the image needs to be rendered from the raw datasets. Consecutive calls will reuse the generated image. | * The first call to this may take some time since the image needs to be rendered from the raw datasets. Consecutive calls will reuse the generated image. | ||
[[Image:MeltDBWiki$$ExperimentTIC$tic2.png]] | [[Image:MeltDBWiki$$ExperimentTIC$tic2.png]] | ||
* The blue spots in the chromatogram visualization represent detected peaks. Additional information stored in Obseravtions and Annotations is presented for each Peak on mouse click. | |||
Latest revision as of 16:33, 31 October 2011
Review your uploaded chromatograms of your experiment
- After logging in to MeltDB, select your experiment by either a) browsing through the list of available experiments or b) via the search function available at the top.
a) 
b) 
- After selecting your experiment, you can generate a multiple TIC view of the associated chromatograms via the following function:
- The first call to this may take some time since the image needs to be rendered from the raw datasets. Consecutive calls will reuse the generated image.
- The blue spots in the chromatogram visualization represent detected peaks. Additional information stored in Obseravtions and Annotations is presented for each Peak on mouse click.