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In this tutorial, we will arrange the GSDMD and HSP90 band strips
into this Figure.

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The upper strip contains the 53 and 30 kDa signals. HSP90 is the
loading control below, with six matching sample columns.

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Open the project backup from the previous tutorial to continue
working with these eight original images.

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First, select the GSDMD chemiluminescence image from the lower half
of the membrane, labeled 1-2.

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The horizontal rows of protein signals are bands.

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Each vertical column represents one sample. This is called a lane.

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We will keep both the 53 and 30 kDa signals in the same crop.

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Drag a selection across all six lanes, then adjust the top and
bottom edges.

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Both signals are now inside the crop, with a little background above
and below.

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Click “Overlay link” to use the marker when placing
molecular-weight labels.

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First, enter 53.

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Click “Click image to place”.

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Place 53 beside the upper signal.

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Then enter 30 and place it beside the lower signal.

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Return to the chemiluminescence image.

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Enter GSDMD as the protein name.

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Click “Save strip”.

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Both molecular-weight labels are saved with the crop.

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Next, select the HSP90 chemiluminescence image from the upper half
of the same membrane, labeled 1-1.

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Again, select all six lanes and adjust the top and bottom edges.

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Enter HSP90 as the protein name, then enter 90 as the molecular
weight.

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Place 90 beside the HSP90 signal.

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Save the HSP90 strip.

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Open “Figure builder”, then name the Figure.

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Expand “Layout and formatting” and check that the lane count is 6.

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Drag HSP90 into the empty strip position.

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Click GSDMD, then insert it below HSP90.

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Enter Sample as the label for the top row.

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Fill the six cells with Sample 1 through Sample 6.

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Drag GSDMD above HSP90.

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Expand “Layout and formatting” again. We will build an example
treatment table.

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Select Sample, then add a condition row below it.

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Enter Treatment A as the label.

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Enter a minus sign in the first cell and a plus sign in the second.

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Select the plus sign and press Ctrl+C to copy it.

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Drag to select the next four cells.

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Press Ctrl+V to paste.

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The four selected cells are filled in one step.

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Add another condition row and label it Dose.

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Copy a minus sign, then fill all six cells with it.

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In the third through fifth cells, enter 2, 4, and 8.

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Add another condition row and label it Treatment B.

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Select the first five cells and paste minus signs, then enter a plus
sign in the last cell.

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A plus sign means the treatment is present; a minus sign means it is
absent.

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The numbers show the dose for each sample.

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Drag to select all six sample labels.

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Set the text angle to 30°.

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Select the GSDMD label.

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Set the GSDMD font size to 11, make it bold, and center it.

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Apply the same formatting to the HSP90 label.

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Open “Export preview”.

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All six samples, the three treatment rows, and the three
molecular-weight labels are visible.

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Select PNG, then click “Save PNG”.

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Export SVG for further editing, or choose TIFF.

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Open the PNG you just saved.

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The angled sample labels and molecular-weight labels are preserved.

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Click the plus button on the left to create a second Figure.

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Name this Figure Treatment.

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Set the label column width to 64 pt.

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Enter Treatment as the first row label.

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Enter Control in the middle cell of the first three columns.

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Enter Drug in the middle cell of the last three columns.

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Add a row below and label it Replicate.

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Fill the first three cells with 1, 2, and 3.

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Fill the last three cells with 1, 2, and 3 as well.

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Drag GSDMD into the empty strip position.

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Insert HSP90 below GSDMD.

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Set the Control font size to 11, make it bold, and center it.

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Apply the same formatting to Drug.

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Select both protein labels. Set their font size to 11, make them
bold, and center them.

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Drag to select the three cells for the Drug group.

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Click “Bottom edge” to add a bottom border to these three cells
only.

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Open “Export preview” for this Figure.

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Control and Drug each have three replicates. The line marks only the
Drug group.

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Select PNG, then click “Save PNG”.

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Save SVG and TIFF versions as well.

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Open the PNG of the second Figure.

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The group headings, replicate numbers, and molecular-weight labels
are all preserved.

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Finally, click “Back up project” to save the original images,
crops, and both Figures together.

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Use this project backup to organize the source data next, or
continue editing later.

