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Troubleshooting PK Automated Microplate Systems

PK Automated Microplate Systems and how to Troubleshoot Foldover Images

PK System Troubleshooting: What to do with Foldover Images

When performing analysis on the PK systems, it is important to compare the data and the image for every sample tested. The data and the image work together to give a result for the assay tested. This exercise is designed to help the operator investigate an abnormal image, specifically foldover. It stresses the importance of reviewing and comparing data and images and referring to the PK IFU for guidance.

 

Still have questions or comments? Contact Vernita Moore at vmoore@beckman.com or Customer Technical Support at 800-854-3633.

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