How does your test compare?
Compare test preparations with a reference using parallel-line, common-shape 4PL or common-shape 5PL analysis.
Explore relative potencyBioassay analysis, from start to finish
From plate to perspective.
Relative potency and concentration analysis, with a record of how you got there.
01 Your measurements
02 Your analysis
ReferenceTest preparation
03 Your report
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Start with your question
Two ways to understand your assay.
Choose the analysis that fits your scientific question, then inspect the settings and results together.
How much is in your sample?
Use a linear, 4PL or 5PL standard curve to estimate unknown and quality-control concentrations.
Explore standard curvesConfiguration help in Team
Start with the assay you know.
Bring your plate-reader file and explain what you want to measure. Add a protocol, report or notes to help describe the experiment.
Provenarium proposes a setup for you to check. You choose when to run it.
See how assistance worksAn example question
“I want to compare these test preparations with our reference standard.”
- Discuss the experiment
- Review the proposed setup
- Run when ready
From development to routine use
Keep your team on the same Method.
Save settings from a completed Team analysis as a Method. Review and approve an exact version before using it for routine work.
- 01
Develop
Set up the assay and inspect its results.
- 02
Review & approve
Assigned reviewers sign the Method version they approve.
- 03
Run routinely
Analyze new measurements with the approved settings locked.
Keep the work with the result
A result you can return to.
Reopen the analysis to see the source file, settings, exclusions and suitability results. Retrieve its saved PDF, or use Trending to follow routine results from the same Method version.
Find results and reportsWith each completed analysis
- 01Original measurements and plate map
- 02Model, settings and dilution factors
- 03Results, suitability and exclusions
- 04Analyst, software version and PDF report
Documentation for your quality system
Provenarium's controlled routine workflow is 21 CFR Part 11 compliant for its supported electronic records and method-approval electronic signatures. FDA does not certify software, and each customer must validate or qualify its configured workflow for intended use. Read the supplier guidance on controls, evidence and responsibilities.
Ways to use Provenarium
For your bench. For your team.
Begin with free manual analysis, bring colleagues into a Team workspace, or discuss an assay-specific requirement.
Personal
Configure and run bioassay analyses in your private personal workspace, free.
- Relative potency and standard-curve analysis
- Supported plate-reader file import
- Six scientific models
- Saved settings, results and PDF reports
Team
A shared workspace for your laboratory, with annual access for an agreed number of people.
- Configuration help from assay data and protocols
- Shared workspace with individual roles
- Method review and electronic signatures
- Routine runs with approved settings
- Analysis history, reports and Trending
Consulting + custom development
Add assay-specific calculations, file imports, reports, integrations, migration, or implementation support beyond the Team plan.
- Custom assay models and calculations
- Assay-specific import and analysis workflows
- Custom reports and data-exchange formats
- Plate-reader, LIMS, ELN, and other system integrations
- Customer-specific data migration, implementation, and support for customer validation
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