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Each of these three examples uses a separate project.
First, import the set with an incorrect image-type suffix.

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This is an HSP90 overlay image, but its Chemi suffix
caused it to be detected as a chemiluminescence image.

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Open View linked images.

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Expand Image types and experiment details, then
click Edit image types or experiment details.

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Change Image type to Overlay image.

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Check the filename and image type, then click Save links.

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The overlay is now in the correct slot, and
all four companion images are present.

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After checking the set, click Save and confirm companion images.

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Back up this repaired project.

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In the second project, all four image types are imported,
but different filename bodies prevent automatic matching.

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Open the GSDMD chemiluminescence image. Its
other companion images have not been matched yet.

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Return to the library and filter for these four GSDMD images.

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Click Select all.

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Then click Link companion images.

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Check each filename and image type: chemiluminescence,
white-light, overlay and whole-membrane photo.

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After confirming that these four images belong to one set, click Save links.

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Open the companion images again. All four now form a complete set.

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After checking the set, click Save and confirm companion images.

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Back up the project to preserve these matching relationships.

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The third project uses camera filenames. They indicate
neither the image types nor a shared filename body.

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Click Assign image types manually, and
classify the files by their image content.

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Drag the chemiluminescence original into Chemiluminescence image.

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Drag the white-light original into White-light image.

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Drag the overlay original into Overlay image.

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Drag the whole-membrane photo into its matching slot.

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Check the four types, then click Save image types.

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Filter for these four images again.

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Click Select all.

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Open Link companion images.

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Check the four filenames and image types, then save the association.

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To organize the set by experiment, open Image types and experiment details.

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Experiment details, which are optional, organize
this set by experiment, membrane and protein.

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Enter 20261006 WB Example as the experiment name.

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Enter 1 as the membrane ID.

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Enter 1-2 as the membrane section ID, corresponding to the lower half.

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Enter GSDMD as the protein name.

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Choose Target protein as the protein category.

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Check these details, then click Apply to these companion images.

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Open the set again. All four images and the
experiment details are correctly associated.

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Click Save and confirm companion images.

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Finally, back up the originals, image types,
experiment details and matching relationships.

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Use automatic matching for files with consistent names. Use
these manual tools when a set needs fixing or additional details.
