GraphPad Prism Integration

Export flow cytometry data directly from OMIQ to Prism, or automate your analysis using GraphPad Prism files as templates

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Easily Import Your Flow Cytometry Data into Prism

Eliminate the need for manual manipulation and reduce the potential for errors by directly exporting your FCS data from OMIQ as a ready to use Prism file.

Automate Your GraphPad Prism Analysis

OMIQ supports preconfigured Prism files as templates. Simply upload your template and export completed Prism analysis from OMIQ, including reshaping your data, statistical analysis, graphs and layouts. Completed analysis, before you even open the file.

How to Use Prism Templates in OMIQ

Turn Complex FCS Data into Compelling Visuals

Skip the intermediary reshaping step and export directly from OMIQ into Prism for plotting of XY, Column or Grouped graphs and statistical analysis. This streamlines the creation of clear, publication or report ready visualizations that precisely represent your findings.

Work and Collaborate in the Cloud

Simplified collaboration for each stage of your workflow. Stop juggling multiple email threads with different collaborators while reviewing FCS data and your visualizations. Prism and OMIQ offer cloud environments for you to share, view and discuss your projects from anywhere.

Set Up Your Analysis

EC50 Values

Export a Graph Pad Prism file directly from OMIQ and create a XY plot

The example we give is for a classic EC50 assay to measure drug candidate potency. The intensity or percentage of a fluorescent marker is measured over a serial dilution of the compound(s) of interest.

ANOVA Cell Comparison

Export a Graph Pad Prism file directly from OMIQ and create a Grouped plot

The example we give shows how to quickly go from analysis in OMIQ to two-way ANOVA results in GraphPad Prism.

Phenotype Analysis

Export a Graph Pad Prism file directly from OMIQ and create a Column plot

The example we give shows how to quickly go from analysis in OMIQ to t-test results in GraphPad Prism.