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Page 1 - GEL IMAGING SYSTEM

INSTRUCTION MANUALCatalog Numbers170-6555170-6556170-6557170-6558170-6559GLYCO DOCGEL IMAGING SYSTEM

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6Installation and Startup1.2.3 Installing the Glyco Doc SoftwareNoteIf your purchase included a computer, proceed to section 1.3. Your computerwas sh

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7Installation and Startup1.3 VERIFY SYSTEM OPERATIONThis section provides a general description of the use of the Glyco Doc system.1.3.1 Starting the

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8Installation and Startup1.3.2 Acquire an Image using the Test PlateTo verify system operation, start by acquiring an image of the Test Plate.NoteIf

Page 5 - 1.0 INSTALLATION AND STARTUP

9Installation and StartupTo acquire an image using the text plate, follow the procedure below.1. Turn on the Imager and set the Filter Switch to 500 n

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10Installation and Startup1.4 IMAGE ANALYSIS USING THE IMAGE PROVIDED WITH YOUR SYSTEMThe key steps to analyzing an image are:• Open the image file (

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11Installation and StartupFigure 7. Image Display, Control, and Status Windows5. Selectively insert and mark a band or remove a marker from a band of

Page 8 - 1.2.2 Setting Up the System

12Installation and Startup7. Analyze band data as presented in the Band Tables. The following tables are available:Band Location DescriptionBand Loca

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13Installation and Startup1.5 PREPARING FOR GEL IMAGINGThis section discusses the preparation of gels prior to imaging. The table below provides some

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14Installation and Startup1.6 EXAMPLE OF A STANDARD LANE ANALYSISIn the oligosaccharide sample image (demo1.raw) provided with your Glyco Doc system,

Page 11 - 1.3 VERIFY SYSTEM OPERATION

15Software Reference2.0 SOFTWARE REFERENCEThis chapter discusses each of the software functions. The chapter is organized according to the software’s

Page 12 - Figure 6. Test Plate

TABLE OF CONTENTSSafetySection 1.0 Installation and Startup ...

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16Software ReferenceDensitometer ReportsA printout is generated for each lane, with the Densitometer positioned next to its corresponding lane.All qua

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17Software ReferenceImage FileTo export an image from Glyco Doc, so that it can be incorporated into a report or document created ina different applic

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18Software Reference2.2 IMAGE MENUTo obtain the best image from which both image and band data files are derived, the Image menu offers anumber of set

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19Software ReferenceThe Exposure Time is influenced by how intensely the fluorophore is emitting light. This, in turn, is pro-portional to the concen

Page 17 - 1.5 PREPARING FOR GEL IMAGING

20Software ReferenceAcquire OptionsThese selections must be made before you acquire the image. Select Image RectangleAfter you acquire the first imag

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21Software Reference2.3 BANDS MENUGlyco Doc identifies bands by looking for sudden drop-offs in intensity. Glyco Doc then groups bandsaccording to th

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22Software ReferenceInsert BandThis selection allows you to insert a band which may otherwise have been overlooked by the automaticband marking functi

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23Software ReferenceSet Quantitive Standard Band...This allows you to select a band other than the standard.Display Standard Plot on Log ScaleThis all

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24Software Reference2.4 OPTIONS MENUThe Options menu provides a number of display selection, each of which is discussed below.Reverse PaletteWhen sele

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25Software Reference2.5 WINDOW MENUThis menu allows you to specify what type of data you want to display.Band TableA band table is a resizable and scr

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Figures1. Glyco Doc Imaging System...12. Inst

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26Software ReferenceRfRf (Relative mobility) are determined by setting the center point of one band to have an Rf = 1 and thatof another band to have

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27Software ReferenceShow Selected LanesThis mode displays the intensity levels within a lane or compares between two or more lanes. Includethe first

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28Theory of Operation3.0 THEORY OF OPERATIONSDuring exposure, the Imager’s CCD (Charge Coupled Device) detector collects photons emitted by the fluo-r

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29Maintenance and Troubleshooting4.0 MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTINGIn this chapter, the following Imager hardware maintenance procedures are given:•

Page 28 - 2.4 OPTIONS MENU

30Maintenance and Troubleshooting8. Perform the previous steps in reverse to install the new tube and close-up the Imager.9. Create a new Bright Field

Page 29 - 2.5 WINDOW MENU

31Maintenance and Troubleshooting4.2 CLEANING THE EXCITATION FILTERThe Excitation Filter is located immediately above the gel holder and just below th

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32Maintenance and Troubleshooting4.3 PREPARING GEL PLATESThe gel plates should be free of smudges, blotches, or any film on both sides. Clean off any

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33Maintenance and Troubleshooting2. From the Image menu’s Acquire Options, select Make New Bright Field File.Follow the on-screen instructions, direct

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34Maintenance and Troubleshooting4.5 IMAGER TROUBLESHOOTINGTry all appropriate actions in the chart below for the imaging problem you are experiencing

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35Maintenance and TroubleshootingTable 3 (continued)Imager Troubleshooting Indication Problem ActionToo little or too much of the Incorrect Image Rec

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SAFETYWarningDisconnect the Glyco Doc Imager before servicing. Refer servicing to Bio-Radservice personnel. This Glyco Doc Imager is certified to me

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36Initialization FileAPPENDIX A. INITIALIZATION FILEThe GLYCODOC.INI initialization file defines the default options an application automatically sele

Page 36 - 4.3 PREPARING GEL PLATES

37Initialization FileA.3 COLORSColors are designated by their Red, Green, and Blue contents. Some common colors are:• Red 255 0 0• Green 0 255 0• B

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38Initialization FileA.4 BAND DESCRIPTIONSThe value set in the Band Associations Dialog Box is the band association pixel distance. It determineswhet

Page 38 - 4.5 IMAGER TROUBLESHOOTING

39Initialization File[Monosaccharides]• KeyBand=GlcNAc• RF0Band=GlcNAc• RF1Band=GalNAc• BandNames=GlcNAc 50.00,Galactose 50.00,Glucose 50.00,Fucose 50

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40Imager SpecificationsAPPENDIX B. IMAGER SPECIFICATIONSImaging Type: Fluorescence, TransmittanceDetector Type: CCD array, 753 x 244 pixelsLight Sourc

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41Warranty and Ordering InformationAPPENDIX C. WARRANTY AND ORDERING INFORMATIONThe Glyco Doc Imaging System is warranted for 1 year against defects i

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42Warranty and Ordering InformationWARRANTY INFORMATIONModel: ______________________________________________________________________Serial Number:____

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DC1706555 Rev CDeclaration of ConformityBio-Rad Laboratories, Inc., 1000 Alfred Nobel Drive, Hercules, California,94547, U.S.A., declares that the pr

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Bio-Rad Laboratories Main Office, 2000 Alfred Nobel Drive, Hercules, California 94547, Ph. (510) 741-1000, Fx. (510) 741-5800Also in: Reagents Park, A

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1Installation and Startup1.0 INSTALLATION AND STARTUPThe Glyco Doc Imaging System simplifies analysis of small format carbohydrate electrophoresis gel

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2Installation and Startup1.1 UNPACKINGCarefully inspect the shipping cartons for any damage which may have occurred in shipping. Severe dam-age to a

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3Installation and StartupTo install the camera board, follow the procedure below.1. Turn off your computer and unplug the power cord.This procedure as

Page 48 - Declaration of Conformity

4Installation and Startup7. Place the Camera board in the slotThe connector on the Camera board must face the back of the computer. Insert the board,

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5Installation and StartupTo set-up the Imager, you need a Phillips head screw driver. Refer to Figure 4.1. Locate the Filter Lock Screw on the bottom

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