Videos

LIMS*Nucleus

Overview and functionality

Navigating the LIMS*Nucleus Interface

Tutorial 1

Sample and Target Replication

Designing plate layouts

LIMS*Nucleus installation on AWS EC2

LIMS*Nucleus installation using a Guix pack

Install the LIMS*Nucleus PostgreSQL database on AWS Relational Database Service (RDS)

Use a Guix Pack to install LIMS*Nucleus on Windows 11/WSL2

Verify users and assign permissions using Urbit IDs

Register LIMS*Nucleus to activate the maxplates configuration parameter

Guix

Modular LIMS Development with Guix

Guix package a Guile module

Guix package a Debian archive file

Set up a Guix channel

Guix package an R library

Guix package a Shiny app

Run multiple Guix packaged Shiny apps on a shared Shiny server

Contribute a package recipe to Guix nonguix

How Guix enables reproducible computing

License

This file is part of LIMS*Nucleus.

LIMS*Nucleus can not be copied and/or distributed without the express permission of Laboratory Automation Solutions

This project is not open source, but source code is available to licensees.
You are not allowed to redistribute this project with “enhancements” i.e. fork.
You may modify this project to suit your needs, but must retain the modified code within your organization.
You cannot commercialize this project.

A perpetual license (₿0.010 BTC) provides:

  • all future upgrades
  • bug fixes
  • support
  • source code

Register here

Free license to academics who register with an .edu email

For more information contact: info@labsolns.com

Registration Key

Registration ID:
Registration Key:

Log in to LIMS*Nucleus as an administrator and enter the above values under Utilities/Register

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Evaluation Options

Cloud

An online instance of LIMS*Nucleus is available for evaluation. You are limited to creating 10 plates per plate set. Data is refreshed nightly.

username: demo
password: demo

Install on AWS EC2

Install your own personal instance on Amazon following directions provided here. This method installs Guix, sets up a guix channel, and pulls the LIMS*Nucleus software. Requires a t2.medium instance on AWS.

Install using a Guix Pack

For users not interested in the Guix package manager, LIMS*Nucleus and all its dependencies have been collected in a Guix Pack. You can use this install script to install the LIMS*Nucleus client and optionally the database. Suitable for use with the t2.micro free tier instance of Debian on AWS or local installation. This will be the best option for most users. Follow the video here. Detailed step by step manual installation instructions with troubleshooting tips here.

Install on Windows 11 wsl2

Windows 11

Canonical Workflow

Below is the canonical workflow that LIMS*Nucleus is designed to handle.

  1. Create a plate set.
    1.5 Possibly reformat the plate set into higher density plates for assay.
  2. Create assay plates and run an assay. Apply assay data to the assay plate set.
  3. Identify hits
  4. Rearray hits into a new plate set
  5. (Reformat hits into higher density plates), run hits in a secondary assay, identify hits, rearray, etc.

Tutorial 1 will walk you through this workflow.

Next>> Evaluate

Retrieve License Key

Wallet ID:
License key:

Once the license key is available, navigate to Utilities/Register menu item in the software and enter customer ID, license key and your email. These will be registered in a local database. This is a one time process.

Click ‘Register’ to update the local database and confirm validity of the license key.

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