1. In the "Home" tab, click the plate icon hyperlink behind the recipient to schedule a typing.

Alternatively, this can be done via the "Subjects" tab.

  1. Under "Samples to type" select the correct recipient(s). If neccesary adjust the input concentration (ng/ul) and amount (ng/well).
  2. In the "Typing kit" section, select the kits that are being used.

  1. Click "New Plate".

  1. Enter a Plate name and Operator. Click "Save".
  2. Click "Save" at the bottom of the screen.
  3. The experimental plate setup is shown. 
  4. "Plate name" and "Operator" can be changed if needed by right-click on it, and then selecting "Change plate properties":

A window will open where you can type in a new plate name and/or Operator, next click on "Save".

  1. More samples can be added to the plate if needed. 
  2. Plate setup can be viewed in "Sample view" or "Assay view". See examples below:

Sample view for 2 samples:



Assay view for 2 samples:

  1. Optionally, samples can be manually moved on the plate to create a customized plate layout. An entire row can be moved by clicking and dragging. A single well can be moved by holding Ctrl + clicking and dragging. 
  2. Click "Save qPCR file". 
  3. Browse to the desired location and save the file. This file has to be imported into the template of the qPCR machine before starting the run. 
  4. Click "Generate protocol" to create the KMRtype laboratory protocol.