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A python package to open and read tbwk files generated from the NanoDrop 2000 software.
Testing:
This library has so far only been tested with Nucleic Acid worksheets.
A protein worksheet (no example provided) showed similar behaviour and should work without any issues.
Make sure you've installed numpy and scipy before attempting to install tbwk-opener from pip, then use:
pip install tbwk-opener
Get all measurements from a worksheet and report on concentration using the absorption at 260 nm:
from tbwk import Worksheet
worksheet = Worksheet.import_worksheet("examples/nanodrop-dna-measurements-01.twbk")
factor = (2.05 + 2.30)/2 # μM per absorption unit
for measurement in worksheet:
print(f"{measurement.title:20}{measurement.get_absorption_at(260)*factor:.2f} μM")
wash 0.18 μM
blank 0.02 μM
BSD01 61.47 μM
BSD01 61.11 μM
BSD01 cntl A1 37.87 μM
wash 0.57 μM
BSD01 cntl A2 33.94 μM
wash 0.27 μM
BSD01 cntl A3 44.39 μM
BSD01 cntl A3 0.35 μM
BSD01 cntl A4 40.00 μM
wash 0.05 μM
wash 0.02 μM
FAQs
An tool to open tbwk files generated by NanoDrop 2000
We found that tbwk-opener demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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