Source code for plateo.containers.plates

from ..Plate import Plate
from ..Well import Well

def get_plate_class(num_wells):
    return {
        96: Plate96,
        384: Plate384,
        1536: Plate1536,
    }[num_wells]

[docs]class Plate96(Plate): """Base class for standard 96-well plates""" num_rows = 8 num_columns = 12
[docs]class Plate384(Plate): """Base class for standard 384-well plates""" num_rows = 16 num_columns = 24
[docs]class Plate1536(Plate): """Base class for 1536-well plates (32 rows, 48 columns)""" num_rows = 32 num_columns = 48
[docs]class Plate2x4(Plate): """Class for 8-well (2 x 4) plates such as colony plating plates""" num_rows = 2 num_columns = 4
[docs]class Plate4ti0960(Plate96): """96-well plate from from 4titude"""
[docs] class PlateWell(Well): capacity = 150e-6
[docs]class Plate4ti0130(Plate96): """96-well plate with 2ml deepwells from 4titude"""
[docs] class PlateWell(Well): capacity = 1900e-6
[docs]class PlateLabcyteEchoLp0200Ldv(Plate384): """Low dead volume 384-well Echo plate"""
[docs] class PlateWell(Well): capacity = 12e-6 echo_dead_volume = 3e-6
[docs]class PlateLabcyteEchoP05525Pp(Plate384): """Polypropylene 384-well ECHO plate"""
[docs] class PlateWell(Well): capacity = 50e-6 echo_dead_volume = 15e-6
[docs]class Trough8x1(Plate): """Eight positions share the same content""" num_rows = 8 num_columns = 1 def __init__(self, name, data=None): Plate.__init__(self, name=name, data=data) for well in self: well.content = self["A1"].content