Browse probe groups |
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With eArray's Browse Probe Groups tool, you can list the probe groups in the Agilent Catalog, and in your own workgroup's folders. You first view a list of all available probe groups for the selected application type. You then select a specific category or folder to refine the list. All users can browse probe groups in the Agilent Catalog by category. Registered users can, in addition, browse workgroup or collaboration content by folder. If your workgroup administrator or collaboration lead has set up browse categories, you can browse your workgroup or collaboration probe groups by category.
Click the Workspace tab, or enter a collaboration.
Set the application type. You can only browse probe groups that are associated with the current application type.
Click Probe
Group > Browse Probe Groups.
The Browse Probe Group page appears. A list of all available probe
groups for your selected application type appears in the View Probe
Group pane.
Use the Pages links to navigate
among multiple pages of probe groups.
In the left pane, select a category or folder as described in the table below. To restore the full list, click Browse Probe Groups again.
Browse Type |
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Browse Workgroup by Category |
When you select a category, eArray restricts the list of probe groups to the workgroup or collaboration probe groups that are associated with the category. Your workgroup administrator must set up browse categories for your workgroup for you to use this option.
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Browse Agilent Catalog by Category |
When you select a category, eArray restricts the list of probe groups to the Agilent Catalog probe groups that are associated with the category.
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Browse by Folder |
When you select a folder, eArray restricts the list to the probe groups in that folder.
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To further refine the probe group list, do any of the following:
To sort the list of probe groups based on any column except Actions, click the desired column heading. To reverse the order of the sort, click the column heading again.
To restrict the list of probe groups to those with a specific status, select either Incomplete or Locked from the Status list, then click Filter.
You can take many different actions on probe groups. See What can be done with probe group search results.
See also
Browse microarray designs/sets