UltraScan II Tutorials
UltraScan provides several tutorials and online workshops to assist
the user in learning the fundamentals of analytical ultracentrifugation and
to assist in learning efficient usage of the UltraScan software. Please
feel free to also use the following workshops for classroom teaching.
- van Holde - Weischet
Tutorial
This tutorial contains an introduction to the van Holde - Weischet analysis,
data editing basics as well as a guide to interpreting results obtained with
the van Holde - Weischet method. Information about using the van Holde -
Weischet analysis as a diagnostics tool are also provided.
- Global Equilibrium
Analysis Tutorial
This tutorial offers hints and tips for designing optimal equilibrium
experiments, suitable for global analysis. It discusses instrument
settings, sample preparation, data collection, and data selection,
which all play an important role in the design of
equilibrium experiments.
- Monte
Carlo Tutorial
This tutorial covers the basics of Monte Carlo analysis which is used to
determine experimental uncertainties by virtue of lots of computer power.
- Analytical Ultracentrifugation
Workshop
This workshop contains the slides, arranged as a slideshow, for a 2-day
AUC workshop I presented at Northwestern University in October 2000. This link
provides an HTML/online version of the workshop. This workshop was
sponsored by the Keck Biophysical Facility and the Department of Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Cell Biology at Northwestern University.
HTML/Staroffice/Powerpoint versions of the workshop are available for
download below.
- AUC Workshop Presentation
(HTML format, Unix tar/gzip archive, right-click on link to download with
"Save Link as...")
- AUC Workshop Presentation
(StarOffice 5.2 format, Unix gzip compressed, right-click on link to download with
"Save Link as...")
- AUC Workshop Presentation
(Powerpoint format, DOS pkzip compressed, right-click on link to download with
"Save Link as...")
www contact: Borries Demeler
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Last modified on January 12, 2003.