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quicR is a package made for the analysis of real-time quaking-induced conversion (RT-QuIC) assays.
Much of the functionality is designed to be integrated with the Excel output files generated by the BMG analysis software, MARS. For best results, in the MARS software select:
flowchart TB
excel(Excel Export)
subgraph A[Select the following export options]
direction LR
micro(Microplate View)
table(Table View)
trans(Transpose Table)
test(Add test run \n information)
end
export(Export report to Excel)
excel --> A
micro --> table --> trans --> test
A --> export
Having both the microplate view and the table view helps with integrating plate layouts and the real-time data.
For many of the functions, it is important to have a table labelled “Sample IDs” on the microplate view sheet of the Excel file.
Use BMG_format.R script to format a .CSV file with a Sample IDs in a plate view into a format importable into the BMG control software.
For example .CSV file, see:
tests -> testthat -> BMG_formatting -> plate_layout.csv
The file, “formatted.txt” in the same folder, is how the export should look to be imported into the BMG software.
Use plate_view_export.R to export a plate view of the real-time data from an Excel file made in MARS.
For example .CSV files, see:
tests -> testthat -> input_files
The program, calculate_metrics.R, will calculate relevant metrics such as maxpoint ratio, max slope, time-to-threshold, and rate of amyloid formation.
An Excel file will also be created with the full data and summarized data. A plot of the summarized data will also be created.
For example .CSV files, see:
tests -> testthat -> input_files
Gage Rowden
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.