Welcome to dlsmicro’s documentation!

In this documentation, you will find a complete guide to using the analysis tools for analyzing exported data from the Zetasizer for microrheology.

Please visit this package’s Github page to see more detail about the code in this package.

Contents:

• Exporting Data from Malvern Zetasizer
  • Setting up the export template
  • Exporting the data
• Installation and Implementation of DLSuR Python Package
  • Creating an Anaconda Environment
  • Installing DLSuR Python Package
  • Importing and Implementing DLSuR
• Analyzing Data Using Modules
  • Prepared Functions
  • Modules
  • Data Analysis Tools
  • Fit Functions
  • Reading Exported Data
  • Plotting Tools
  • Utilities
  • Examples of Using Prepared Functions
• Analyzing Data Using Prepared Functions
  • Modules
  • Prepared Functions
  • Replicates
  • Conditions
  • Time Points
  • Examples of Using Prepared Functions
• API Documentation
  • Analyzing DLS Microrheology Data Over Many Conditions
  • Analyzing DLS Microrheology Data Over Many Replicates
  • Analyzing DLS Microrheology Data Over Consecutive Time Points
  • Plotting DLS Microrheology Data Over Many Conditions
  • Plotting DLS Microrheology Data Over Many Replicates
  • Plotting DLS Microrheology Data Over Consecutive Time Points
  • Backend Analysis and Plotting Functions for DLS Microrheology

Indices and tables

• Index
• Module Index
• Search Page