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===Scheduling Test Counts=== | ===Scheduling Test Counts=== | ||
* Login to the scheduler using your netID and AD password. | |||
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* Next to "Test Run", click on the time you would like to schedule a meeting. | |||
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* A box will pop up to make your reservation. Enter the following information: | |||
*** Verify the date and time of your meeting | *** Verify the date and time of your meeting | ||
*** Under "Title of reservation", enter your first and last name. | *** Under "Title of reservation", enter your first and last name. | ||
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*** Under "Number of Samples", enter the number of samples you will be using (you can have a maximum of 16 for one experiment). | *** Under "Number of Samples", enter the number of samples you will be using (you can have a maximum of 16 for one experiment). | ||
*** Click "Create" | *** Click "Create" | ||
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* You will receive confirmation of your reservation and should be able to see it on the calendar now. | |||
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Revision as of 09:55, 6 May 2020
Contact Information
- All inquiries about 10x Single Cell should be directed to ngsequencing@illinois.edu.
Scheduling Test Counts
- Login to the scheduler using your netID and AD password.
- Next to "Test Run", click on the time you would like to schedule a meeting.
- A box will pop up to make your reservation. Enter the following information:
- Verify the date and time of your meeting
- Under "Title of reservation", enter your first and last name.
- Under "Description of reservation", enter any additional comments you believe are needed.
- Under "Number of Samples", enter the number of samples you will be using (you can have a maximum of 16 for one experiment).
- Click "Create"
- You will receive confirmation of your reservation and should be able to see it on the calendar now.
