Description
- Some experiments include:
- LC/MS data from different vendors.
- Combined LC‑UV, NMR, and possibly other analytical techniques.
- Users are unsure how to configure analysis plates and processing templates to handle mixed data types cleanly.
Solution
- Separate analysis containers logically:
- Use multiple analysis plates or containers within the same experiment to group data by instrument type or workflow (e.g., LC/MS plate, LC‑UV plate, NMR series).
- Use data‑type‑specific templates:
- Create and maintain processing templates tailored to each instrument type (LC/MS vendor, LC‑UV, NMR).
- Apply the appropriate template when reprocessing or reviewing each data subset.
- Ensure correct mapping:
- For each data type, confirm that attachment rules (e.g., file naming, plate IDs) are configured to route data into the correct analysis container.
- Documentation and training:
- Provide example experiments showing best practices for mixed‑instrument workflows.
- Train users to select the correct analysis context when reviewing or reprocessing data.
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