Multi-channel flow slide
Five parallel channels built from tape strips and a coverslip, filled and sealed. One slide, several conditions, one temperature.
- Format
- Channel slide
- Steps
- 10
- Bench time
- ~5 min
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Protocols
Build your own experiments.
Written out step by step, from clean slide to loaded stage.
Sealed droplet mount
A single drop under a coverslip, sealed at the perimeter. The fastest way onto the stage when one condition is enough.
- Format
- Droplet mount
- Steps
- 5
- Bench time
- ~5 min
Loading a slide
Every protocol ends here, whatever was built on the slide.
- Format
- Slide preparation
- Steps
- 5
- Bench time
- ~1 min
Running It
Once the slide is on.
The last two of the front page's four steps happen entirely on your computer.
Setting a temperature.
A single setpoint, or a profile with ramps and holds. Pre-equilibrate, then start the run; the software reports live temperature, voltage and current while it goes.
How a run is commandedTaking the data off.
At the end of a run the temperature log leaves as CSV with timestamps, to sit beside your image metadata.
What is recordedOne thing worth knowing before you trust a number: the control unit reads a sensor under the stage, not your sample. How far the two diverge is measured, not guessed.
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