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Procleix TIGRIS - Overview of the PROCLEIX Assays on the PROCLEIX TIGRIS System

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SECTION 1
1-18 PROCLEIX
®
TIGRIS System Operators Manual
Part # 902649EN Rev. A Volume I: Operating the Instrument
From the Main Menu screen, the operator can access the following screens:
Table 1.5 Main Screens
Overview of the PROCLEIX
®
Assays on the PROCLEIX
®
TIGRIS System
The PROCLEIX
®
TIGRIS System detects nucleic acid from target organisms in samples using
four assay technologies:
Screen Tasks To get there
Inventory
Status
Manage reagent, fluid, and consumable inventories and
waste capacity, monitor the status of doors and covers,
view and print AR, Controls, and Master Lot reports
Inventory Status
panel (bottom)
Messages Troubleshoot system errors and view informational
messages.
Messages icon of
the System Status
panel (bottom)
Worklists Create, edit, view, print, and delete worklists Worklists tab (right)
Run Create, queue, and dequeue worklists, load and unload
sample racks, start, manage, and stop assay
processing, change AR quadrants
Run tab (right)
Results View, search for, reject, print, verify, and export sample
results
Results tab (right)
Maintenance Perform maintenance tasks and performance checks,
view and print activity, maintenance, and message logs,
archive and restore the database
Maintenance tab
(right)
Configuration Create, edit, or delete operator accounts, manage the
system configuration
Configuration tab
(right)
Logoff/
Shutdown
Log off the software, shut down the system, unload
assay reagents, empty waste independent of Lower Bay
inventory
Logoff/Shutdown
tab (right)
Step Description
Target Capture Isolation and purification of viral RNA/DNA
from plasma.
Transcription-Mediated Amplification (TMA) Amplification of target RNA/DNA produces
multiple copies of RNA for easier detection.
Hybridization Protection Assay (HPA) Detection of the amplified RNA/DNA using
light-emitting nucleic acid probes.
Dual Kinetic Assay (DKA) Analysis of kinetic chemiluminescent data to
determine the validity and reactivity status of a
sample.

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