Experiments
The "Experiment" model in Pluto is a container for storing raw data and running analyses
12 articles

Written by Rani Powers, PhD, MacKenzie Demmel and Andrew Goodspeed



Selecting strandedness for RNA-seq
Protocols can produce unstranded or stranded (forward/reverse) data
Written by Rani Powers, PhD. Updated over a week ago
What kinds of experiment can I analyze with Pluto?
Pluto supports diverse set of low-throughput and high-throughput assays
Written by Rani Powers, PhD. Updated over a week ago
Rerunning a pipeline on an experiment
Copy the experiment to run a new pipeline and compare the results
Written by Rani Powers, PhD. Updated over a week ago
Bulk RNA sequencing
Transform FASTQ files into interactive results pages with a few clicks
Written by Rani Powers, PhD. Updated over a week ago
Biological entity annotations in experiments
Pluto enriches genes, proteins, and other targets in sample & assay data
Written by Rani Powers, PhD. Updated over a week ago
Clone an experiment
Create a fresh copy of an experiment for analyzing
Written by MacKenzie Demmel. Updated over a week ago
Experiment provenance
Easily track how and when experiments are cloned
Written by Rani Powers, PhD. Updated over a week ago
Importing & editing experiment sample data
Add or modify columns in your sample data to reflect the different variables in your experiment
Written by MacKenzie Demmel. Updated over a week ago
Importing experiment assay data: FASTQ files
Pluto supports FASTQ file upload via drag and drop and other methods
Written by Andrew Goodspeed. Updated over a week ago
Importing experiment assay data: cloud locations
Pluto can help you import large data files from a variety of sources
Written by Rani Powers, PhD. Updated over a week ago
Experiment attachments
Store protocols, documents, images, and other information relevant to the experiment on the Attachments tab
Written by MacKenzie Demmel. Updated over a week ago
Experiment change history
Track changes made to experiments and visualizations over time
Written by Rani Powers, PhD. Updated over a week ago