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An electropherogram (or electrophorogram) is a record or chart produced when electrophoresis is used in an analytical technique, primarily in the fields of molecular biology or biochemistry. In the field of genetics, an electropherogram is a plot of DNA fragment sizes, typically used for genotyping such as DNA sequencing. Such plots are often achieved using an instrument such as an automated DNA sequencer. Such electropherograms may be used to determine DNA sequence genotypes, or genotypes that are based on the length of specific DNA fragments.
Methods and apparatuses for the identification and / or characterization of properties of a macromolecule based on mass spectrometry data. Specifically, described herein are methods and apparatuses for converting peptide-level data into a pseudo-intact mass spectra. Also described herein are methods and apparatuses for converting peptide-level data into a pseudo-electropherogram. The methods may be well suited for analyzing proteins and protein complexes, including estimating properties of post-translational modifications of the proteins and protein complexes. Methods may include generating a theoretical graph or spectrum based on peptide-level mass spectrometry data. In some embodiments, the theoretical graph may be a theoretical intact mass spectrum or a theoretical charge distribution spectrum.
An analyzer that analyzes one or more pieces of data acquired by electrophoresis separation of a sample includes a memory, a display unit, and a processor. The memory stores the one or more pieces of data. The display unit displays, based on the one or more pieces of data, a gel image, an electropherogram, a first size guide corresponding to the gel image, and a second size guide corresponding to the electropherogram. When the first size guide is located at a first position corresponding to a specific value associated with a size in the gel image, the processor displays a second size guide at a second position corresponding to the specific value in the electropherogram.
A computer-implemented method for processing electropherograms provided through a communications network from one or more forensic field test devices to a central communications hub, wherein the forensic field test devices are configured to perform a biological assay analysis, the method implemented using one or more processors programmed with instruction to implement the method comprising receiving, at the central communications hub, one or more electropherograms transmitted through the communication network from the forensic field test devices; scoring each electropherogram based on one or more criteria; placing the one or more electropherograms in a queue for review; matching at least a subset of the electropherograms with each of one or more service providers; based on the matching, transmitting at least the subset to the one or more of the service providers for review; receiving reviewed electropherograms from the one or more service providers; and performing forensic analysis using the reviewed electropherograms.
Systems and methods are disclosed for identifying multiple species in mixed samples using Sanger sequencing. The systems and methods receive a chromatogram from an electropherogram device and generate a plurality of base positions along the chromatogram's time axis. Each base position is generated at either a peak or inflection point in the chromatogram, and multiple base positions are generated at each wide peak in the chromatogram. The systems and methods call a base at the base position. Once bases are called, the systems and methods generate a base calling array that stores called bases in a plurality of indexes. Each index in the plurality of indexes corresponds to a window along the time axis and called bases within the window are added to the corresponding index. Each window partially overlaps with another window, and called bases at base positions that overlap two windows are added to both indexes.
The invention relates to the technical field of molecular biology and species identification, in particular to a raccoon dog species specific primer pair and application thereof, a specific PCR primer composition for identifying raccoon dog species and application thereof and a method for identifying raccoon dog species. The raccoon dog species specific primer pair is designed based on a raccoon dog mitochondrial control region gene sequence, and is composed of an upstream primer Heid-F1 and a downstream primer Heid-R1. The racoon dog source species identification of a sample can be completed only by interpreting a target band of an electrophoretogram through one-time multiple PCR amplification, and the method has the advantages of being high in timeliness, low in cost and easy and convenient to operate, can be widely applied to the field of populationgenetics research with a tissue sample as a research object, greatly enriches racoon dog protection biological research means, and has a wide application prospect. And the method has a relatively high application value.
Various embodiments are described herein related to an assay, method and apparatus for performing an RNA Disruption Assay (RDA) for cellular RNA optionally in response to a cytotoxic treatment such as chemotherapy and / or radiation treatment. The method comprises obtaining at least one electropherogram dataset corresponding to a unique biological sample comprising the cellular RNA at a time point, optionally during or after the treatment; determining values for features from at least two shifted regions of the at least one electropherogram dataset, the shifting being due to the treatment; and optionally determining an RDA score based on a combination of the values of the features.