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Getting started

  • What xPlant is for
  • Organizing Your First Tissue Culture

Tissue culture concepts

  • Plants, explants, and stages
  • Media recipes and additives
  • Contamination tracking basics
  • Intro to Plant Tissue Culture
  • Tissue Culture Basics

Lab workflows

  • Record a transfer
  • Batch Tracker
  • Create and use SOPs
  • Comments and team context
  • Lab rooms
  • Managing tasks

Protocols

  • Protocols and SOPs — what's the difference?
  • Sterilization and aseptic technique
  • Media preparation protocol

Lab tools

  • QR labels and scanner

Developer tools

  • Developer API & JavaScript SDK

Account and support

  • Privacy and data controls
  • AI features and smart suggestions

Lab workflows

Create and use SOPs

Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) in xPlant document repeatable laboratory procedures and keep them connected to your culture work. They help teams follow consistent steps while preserving a record of how procedures were carried out over time.

What this guide covers

  1. 1Why SOPs matter in tissue culture
  2. 2Creating an SOP
  3. 3Logging an SOP execution
  4. 4Reviewing SOP history
  5. 5Related guides

This one is for xPlant labs

The steps in this guide describe screens inside xPlant, so it reads best with a lab open beside it. Sign in to walk through it with your own records, or see what a lab includes.

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New to tissue culture? These two are open to everyone.

  • Intro to Plant Tissue Culture
  • Tissue Culture Basics