Most liquid handling dispensers have the constraint of only a single output plate position for dispensing into. So what do you do when you have a DOE design with more runs than the the number of wells in your output plate type?
In this tutorial learn:
how to group runs automatically based on the number of wells in your plate (or your run capacity).
Getting started
Grouping runs by capacity
Scroll to the bottom of the DOE Design panel.
Enter the maximum number of runs you can set up at a time.
Synthace will tell you how many simulations will be required to satisfy the run grouping.
Note: In this example 4 simulations will be required as there are 384 runs in the DOE design. Each of the simulations in the simulations series will handle 96 of the runs.
Scroll in the design matrix table to see which runs have been grouped to a simulation. In this example the runs will be grouped to simulations in order, such that the first 96 runs will go to the first simulation and the next 96 runs to a separate simulation etc.
Simulating series
Once you have completed your grouping, click on Simulate with design.
Note: All simulations will be started simultaneously
Well done for making it to the end of this tutorial.
To learn how to group runs by their factors and levels, click here.
To learn about data structuring and analysis in Synthace, click here.