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ELISA for Windows user’s manual, version 2

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      National Center for Infectious Diseases (U.S.). Division of Bacterial and Mycotic Diseases.
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      ELISA for Windows is a collection of public domain programs prepared for general release to those individuals who typically perform bioassays using a 96-well ELISA plate. This program is flexible and applicable to a wide body of researchers and analysis protocols.

      We are pleased to distribute the routines to anyone who requests them with the proviso that each investigator will need to spend some time learning the functions of each module to benefit from the whole collection of programs. The authors also re­ quest that they be cited as the source for this work when these techniques are incorporated into new or existing software or used in the preparation of published reports. A suggested citation for ELISA for Windows appears at the bottom of the title page of this manual.

      The programs are complex and contain many checks to monitor for user errors when responding to screen prompts. However, it is not feasible to make these error checks exhaustive, and it is possible to lock up the program by entering illogical re­ sponses to screen prompts or by selecting various options in an incorrect order. Users may guard against these eventualities by exercising care in forming their analysis strate­ gies and responses to various inquiries.

      This documentation was prepared as carefully as possible and, hopefully, is complete to the extent that most users will be able to install and use ELISA for Windows with minimal complications. We would appreciate being notified of any additions or modifications which could be made to this manual to clarify the program’s operation.

      Suggested citation: Plikaytis, B.D, Carlone, G.M., Program ELISA for Windows User’s Manual, version 2. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA, U.S.A., 2005.

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