Electronic Lab Notebook with Live Plasmid Maps

Video · 0:55 · Published Invalid Date · Talindrew team

About this video

A notebook entry builds itself: the slash menu drops in a live cloning result whose plasmid map switches between circular and linear, a colony PCR gel with its ladder, and the predicted structure of the protein the construct encodes. The entry goes through review from draft to accepted with an approval signature, and exports to PDF or Word with the maps drawn in, or as a complete .eln notebook archive.

Structure: AlphaFold DB model AF-P42212-F1 (EMBL-EBI), CC BY 4.0.

What you will learn

Which live blocks a Talindrew notebook entry can hold.
How review and e-signatures move an entry from draft to accepted.
Which formats an entry exports to, including a complete notebook archive.

Transcript

0:00
The entry
A lab notebook that understands the work inside it.
0:05
Slash menu
Type a slash, and drop in a live result: a cloning reaction, a sequence, a gel, a primer table.
0:16
Cloning block
Blocks stay live. The plasmid map inside is the real map, in circular or linear.
0:23
Gel
Add the gel that proved it, ladder and lanes included.
0:28
Structure
Then the fold of the protein it encodes, coloured by confidence.
0:35
Review and sign
When it's done, submit it for review. A colleague approves, and signs.
0:41
Export
Export to PDF or Word with every map drawn in, or as a complete notebook archive. Talindrew. A lab notebook that keeps up with your bench.