DAx Application Notes

Application notes about DAx

	Importing text files in DAx (185 kByte / 5 pages) This application note explains how the interpretation of text files is set up in DAx, including the ability to have up to ten predefined text file formats.
	Comparison of GPC analysis using DAx and using spreadsheets (263 kByte / 12 pages) This application note also serves as a manual on the interpretation of molecular weight distribution data in text files.
	Using DAx to perform fragment size analysis (SSR, AFLP, RAPD, CAPS) (163 kByte / 17 pages) This application note also serves as a manual on the interpretation of trace files (ABI, Amersham, SCF). See also here and here.
	AFLP analysis with DAx: Scoring Gels using Binning Sheets (299 kByte / 21 pages) This application note also serves as a manual on the analysis of large numbers of fragment files using DAx.
	Allele Match Sheets (190 kByte / 9 pages) This application note also serves as a manual on using Allele Match Sheets to genotype individuals for alleles at specific loci of interest, by comparing test sequences to self-selected series of reference alleles.
	SNP analysis with DAx: Base Calls Sheets (286 kByte / 22 pages) This application note also serves as a manual on the analysis of Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms using DAx.
	Overlapping peaks and automatic shoulder detection (54 kByte / 6 pages)
	Overlapping peaks in GPC measurements (53 kByte / 8 pages)

	There is a large collection of PrinCE Capillary Electrophoresis application notes. DAx was used to perform the measurements for all of them.

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