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S-142

HeLa p12 · Batch 7 · Passage study

Incubated

History

7 entries
  • #7Incubated

    Mon 11 Aug 2026 · P. Kaur

    09:14:22
  • #6Treated

    Mon 11 Aug 2026 · P. Kaur

    08:02:41
  • #5Passaged

    Fri 8 Aug 2026 · J. Osei

    16:48:09
  • #4QC checked

    Fri 8 Aug 2026 · J. Osei

    16:41:55

3 earlier entries

A sample record in tinysamples: sample S-142, HeLa p12, status Incubated, with seven timestamped history entries listed newest first and a button to log the next step.

Three moves. Register, log, find.

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  1. 1

    Register

    Type a name or do not. The ID writes itself, and it stays with the sample for good.

    Sample ID

    S-143assigned

    Name

    HeLa p13

    Project

    Passage study

    Registering a sample in tinysamples: the ID S-143 is assigned automatically, with a name and project.
  2. 2

    Log

    Pick the step, add a note, done. Timestamped to the second, with your name on it.

    S-142

    • PreparedLogged
    • PassagedLogged
    • IncubatedLogged
    • Harvestednext
    Logging a step on sample S-142: Prepared, Passaged and Incubated are logged; Harvested is next.
  3. 3

    Find

    Search an ID, a project, a step, a note. Results appear as you type.

    hela
    • S-142HeLa p12
      Incubated2h
    • S-139HeLa p11
      Harvested1d
    • S-126HeLa p9
      Contaminated3d
    Searching for "hela" returns three samples with their IDs, current status and last activity.

Thirty samples, one screen, worst first.

Samples group by the step they are on, least advanced at the top. Anything contaminated, failed or lost is pinned above everything else — so you see trouble before you go looking for it.

IDs start with S- — wells show the rest.

30
Contaminated2
118
126
Registered11· next: Prepare on 11
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134
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137
138
139
140
141
Incubated17· next: Harvest on 17
101
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Thirty samples grouped by status: two contaminated samples pinned to the top, then eleven registered samples awaiting their first step, then seventeen incubated samples ready to harvest.

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