View source: R/plate_functions.R
create_blank_plate | R Documentation |
For more help, examples and explanations, see the plate setup vignette:
vignette("platesetup_vignette", package = "tidyqpcr")
create_blank_plate(well_row = LETTERS[1:16], well_col = 1:24)
create_blank_plate_96well()
create_blank_plate_1536well(
well_row = make_row_names_lc1536(),
well_col = 1:48
)
well_row |
Vector of Row labels, usually LETTERS |
well_col |
Vector of Column labels, usually numbers |
tibble (data frame) with columns well_row, well_col, well. This contains all pairwise combinations of well_row and well_col, as well as individual well names. Both well_row and well_col are coerced to factors (even if well_col is supplied as numbers), to ensure order is consistent.
However, well is a character vector as that is the default behaviour of "unite", and display order doesn't matter.
Default value describes a full 384-well plate.
create_blank_plate_96well()
: create blank 96-well plate
create_blank_plate_1536well()
: create blank 1536-well plate
Other plate creation functions:
create_colkey_4diln_2ctrl_in_24()
,
create_colkey_6_in_24()
,
create_colkey_6diln_2ctrl_in_24()
,
create_rowkey_4_in_16()
,
create_rowkey_8_in_16_plain()
,
display_plate()
,
display_plate_qpcr()
,
display_plate_value()
,
label_plate_rowcol()
,
make_row_names_echo1536()
,
make_row_names_lc1536()
create_blank_plate(well_row=LETTERS[1:2],well_col=1:3)
create_blank_plate_96well()
create_blank_plate_1536well()
# create blank 96-well plate with empty edge wells
create_blank_plate(well_row=LETTERS[2:7], well_col=2:11)
# create blank 1536-well plate with empty edge wells
full_plate_row_names <- make_row_names_lc1536()
create_blank_plate(well_row=full_plate_row_names[2:31], well_col=2:47)
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