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Record the antibodies actually used

Import your antibody library from Excel or CSV, record actual use on strips, and export the antibody table for selected figures.

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Actual 2.0.9 interface using simulated Figure 1–3 material.

From preparation to a clear result

Import Excel or CSV records

Select worksheets, map fields and review records before adding them to your antibody library.

Record actual antibody use

Choose an antibody on the strip, enter the actual dilution and save a snapshot of this use.

Export tables for selected figures

Tables follow selected strips and retain usage details and missing fields.

Get started with this feature

Import and select an antibody
Open the antibody library and import Excel or CSV. Select worksheets, confirm headers and field mappings, then review and add records. Existing records are not silently overwritten. Select the antibody in strip properties and enter the dilution actually used.
Save the actual use
Saving the strip retains a snapshot of this use. Later library edits do not silently rewrite saved experiments.
Review and export the antibody table
Select the figures and optional antibody table during export. Check the publication table, usage details and missing fields. Missing fields remain blank and are listed for completion.

Updated illustrated steps

Actual screenshots from Windows 2.0.9 using simulated Figure 1–3 material. Select any image to view it at full size.

**Figure 2: CSV import and column mapping**Review names and suggested dilutions; duplicates retain existing entries. CSV headers retain their source language.

**Figure 2: record the dilution used**Select the TNF-α antibody on the strip and enter the demonstration dilution, 1:1000.

**Figure 2: antibody table with figure export**Set the figure-export attachment independently from the source-report attachment.

Open examples and inspect the exports

Download the synthetic multi-sheet import example

Inspect an antibody-table draft

This actual 2.0.0 candidate export contains publication, usage-detail and missing-information sheets. One synthetic use is complete and three strip records remain incomplete, showing that missing facts are not filled automatically. This is not a completed table from a real experiment.

Figure antibody table and missing information — 2.0.0 candidate with synthetic demo data — Actual 2.0.0 candidate interface with synthetic demo data. Select the image to view it at full size.

Download the three-sheet draft

Actual operations and export examples

These actual 2.0.0 candidate operations and exports use synthetic data. Select an image to inspect its original size and retain the stated version and output conditions.

**The separate antibody-table choice for source-report export**Actual 2.0.0 r1 capture or export with synthetic data. Demonstration accounts and terms do not define commercial policy.

**Actual figure export retaining target and reference**Actual 2.0.0 r1 capture or export with synthetic data. Demonstration accounts and terms do not define commercial policy.

**Draft source report with the target column only**Actual 2.0.0 r1 capture or export with synthetic data. Demonstration accounts and terms do not define commercial policy.

Download the target-only draft PDF Combined antibody draft for two figures Three-sheet draft attached to the figure Target-only three-sheet workbook, excluding ACTIN

Usage and interpretation

Check the figure after updating the strip

Select a strip, choose its antibody and enter the actual dilution. Save or update the strip, then check figures that use it. When reusing a layout, confirm the antibody used in the new experiment.

The table follows the selected figure content

Figure and source-report exports each have their own table choice. Exporting only a target does not include an omitted reference. Your complete personal library is not the usage table for one experiment.

Review actual use after import

Import classification worksheets together and review summary sheets, empty rows and duplicates in the preview. A suggested library dilution is separate from the dilution actually used. Projects retain usage snapshots, and the library can be exported for backup. Signing in does not sync experimental images.

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