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We're continuing our journey through the Biological Assay Package Version 27, we now explore the elaborated analysis capabilities by the latest update.

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We are thrilled to announce that Stegmann Systems is not only a sponsor of the BEBPA Conference, taking place from March 11-13 in Long Beach, California. Our esteemed CEO, Dr. Ralf Stegmann, will be a speaker in Interest Group 3: Handling Dose-Response Curves. This year’s conference promises an engaging blend of presentations, workshops, and round-table discussions.

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The Biological Assay Package 27 provides new data processing tools to support block-based adjustments and normalization, replicate averaging, and multiple response columns!

Adjust and normalize data within blocks based on your assay layout. For example, shift data to an established baseline, create block-adjusted data sets, and account for plate or litter effects. You can also calculate the replicate mean for more accurate results when using pseudoreplicates.

Three new add-ons for SoftMax Pro have now been released:

_SoftMax® Pro 3.x - 5.x Data Acquisition Module 1.8.0 (build 414)

_SoftMax® Pro 6.x - 7.x Data Acquisition Module 1.8.0 (build 414)

_SoftMax® Pro 6.x - 7.x Data Acquisition Module for digitally signed data 1.8.0 (build 414)

Compatible with PLA 3.0.5 and higher versions.

The new outlier handling options in the Biological Assay Package v27 allow you to cover all kinds of scenarios. Gain full control and decide whether to remove the outlying value or the entire dose step. You can also replace the outlier by the mean of the dose step, or keep it in the analysis for inspection. The reports now also contain residual plots, which support you in revealing differences between assay data and the estimated regression model. For example, they allow you to inspect detected outliers or verify the regression model.

As you know, the latest PLA 3.0 Biological Assay Package update brings many improvements that will enhance your biological assay experience. Today, we will focus on the refined user experience. For example, the new dashboard displays the most important results at a glance. Here, you can see an example of what it looks like:

We're pleased to let you know that the Biological Assay Package Version 27 is set to be released on February 12, 2024. Take note of this upcoming event, as it brings advancements that can enhance your research capabilities in biological assays.