bio-plates

bio-plates

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Note: this software is under active development!

Installation

gem install bio-plates

Usage

Command line (currently only rearrangement of 96-well plates into a 384-well plate in quadrants):

gem install bio-plates

bioplates example
bioplates quadrants [--output=output.csv --newname='My Plate'] PLATE1.csv PLATE2.csv ...  # convert 4x96-well plate annotations to a 384-well plate

Example input [input.csv]:

Plate,Well,siRNA,Drug,Concentration
Plate1,A1,PLK1,olaparib,0
Plate1,A2,siCON,olaparib,1
Plate1,A3,Allstar,olaparib,5
Plate1,A4,Mock,olaparib,10
Plate1,A5,BRCA1,olaparib,20
Plate1,A6,TP53,olaparib,50
Plate2,A1,PLK1,olaparib,0
Plate2,A2,siCON,olaparib,1
Plate2,A3,Allstar,olaparib,5
Plate2,A4,Mock,olaparib,10
Plate2,A5,ATR,olaparib,20
Plate2,A6,ATM,olaparib,50
Plate3,A1,PLK1,olaparib,0
Plate3,A2,siCON,olaparib,1
Plate3,A3,Allstar,olaparib,5
Plate3,A4,Mock,olaparib,10
Plate3,A5,PARP1,olaparib,20
Plate3,A6,ARID1A,olaparib,50
Plate4,A1,PLK1,olaparib,0
Plate4,A2,siCON,olaparib,1
Plate4,A3,Allstar,olaparib,5
Plate4,A4,Mock,olaparib,10
Plate4,A5,BRCA2,olaparib,20
Plate4,A6,PALB2,olaparib,50

bioplates quadrants --output=384.csv --newname="Screen Plate" input.csv

Plate,Row,Column,sirna,drug,concentration,original_well,original_plate
Screen Plate,A,01,PLK1,olaparib,0,A1,Plate1
Screen Plate,A,02,PLK1,olaparib,0,A1,Plate2
Screen Plate,A,03,siCON,olaparib,1,A2,Plate1
Screen Plate,A,04,siCON,olaparib,1,A2,Plate2
Screen Plate,A,05,Allstar,olaparib,5,A3,Plate1
Screen Plate,A,06,Allstar,olaparib,5,A3,Plate2
Screen Plate,A,07,Mock,olaparib,10,A4,Plate1
Screen Plate,A,08,Mock,olaparib,10,A4,Plate2
Screen Plate,A,09,BRCA1,olaparib,20,A5,Plate1
Screen Plate,A,10,ATR,olaparib,20,A5,Plate2
Screen Plate,A,11,TP53,olaparib,50,A6,Plate1
Screen Plate,A,12,ATM,olaparib,50,A6,Plate2
Screen Plate,B,01,PLK1,olaparib,0,A1,Plate3
Screen Plate,B,02,PLK1,olaparib,0,A1,Plate4
Screen Plate,B,03,siCON,olaparib,1,A2,Plate3
Screen Plate,B,04,siCON,olaparib,1,A2,Plate4
Screen Plate,B,05,Allstar,olaparib,5,A3,Plate3
Screen Plate,B,06,Allstar,olaparib,5,A3,Plate4
Screen Plate,B,07,Mock,olaparib,10,A4,Plate3
Screen Plate,B,08,Mock,olaparib,10,A4,Plate4
Screen Plate,B,09,PARP1,olaparib,20,A5,Plate3
Screen Plate,B,10,BRCA2,olaparib,20,A5,Plate4
Screen Plate,B,11,ARID1A,olaparib,50,A6,Plate3
Screen Plate,B,12,PALB2,olaparib,50,A6,Plate4

In a script:

require 'bio-plates'
BioPlates.read("plate.csv")
#=> => {"Plate1"=>#<BioPlates::Plate:0x007fbc3b0cb260 @name="Plate1", @wells=[#<BioPlates::Plate::Well:0x007fbc3b0cb1e8 @row="A", @column="01", @annotation={:plate=>"Plate1", :drug=>"si1", :conc=>"5"}>, #<BioPlates::Plate::Well:0x007fbc3b0cabf8 @row="A", @column="02", @annotation={:plate=>"Plate1", :drug=>"si2", :conc=>"5"}>, #<BioPlates::Plate::Well:0x007fbc3b0ca540 @row="A", @column="03", @annotation={:plate=>"Plate1", :drug=>"si3", :conc=>"5"}>, #<BioPlates::Plate::Well:0x007fbc3b0c9c30 @row="A", @column="04", @annotation={:plate=>"Plate1", :drug=>"si4", :conc=>"5"}>...
## See specs for examples

Example CSV format. Must have a column headed Plate containing plate name, and either a well column Well (e.g. A01 or B4) or two further columns with Row and Column (A,3) Any number of further columns can be specified for annotations Multiple plates can be specified in the same file, these are read into a Hash keyed by plate name

  Plate,Well,Row,Column,siRNA,Conc
  Plate1,,A,1,si1,5
  Plate1,,A,2,si2,5
  Plate1,,A,3,si3,5
  Plate1,,A,4,si4,5
  Plate1,,A,5,si5,5
  Plate1,,A,6,si6,5
  Plate1,,A,7,si7,5
  Plate1,,A,8,si8,5
  Plate1,,A,9,si9,5
  Plate1,,A,10,si10,5
  Plate1,,A,11,si11,5
  Plate1,,A,12,si12,5
  Plate1,,B,1,si1,5
  Plate1,,B,1,si1,5
  Plate1,,B,1,si1,5
  Plate1,,B,1,si1,5
  ...
  Plate2,A01,,,si1,15
  Plate2,A02,,,si1,15
  Plate2,A03,,,si1,15

The API doc is online. For more code examples see the test files in the source tree.

Project home page

Information on the source tree, documentation, examples, issues and how to contribute, see

http://github.com/stveep/bioruby-plates

The BioRuby community is on IRC server: irc.freenode.org, channel: #bioruby.

Cite

If you use this software, please cite one of

• BioRuby: bioinformatics software for the Ruby programming language
• Biogem: an effective tool-based approach for scaling up open source software development in bioinformatics

Biogems.info

This Biogem is published at (http://biogems.info/index.html#bio-plates)

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2015 stveep. See LICENSE.txt for further details.