There are four kinds of scores that ROCK MAKER displays:
Manual scores are the score you give a plate through your own analysis. A score becomes "inherited" once new images have been taken of a drop, but the drop is not yet scored. An auto score is a score applied to SHG and UV-TPEF images that is generated by ROCK IMAGER, and is either positive or negative. It attempts to indicate which images contain protein crystals. FRAP scores are computerized scores, assigned by ROCK IMAGER that display in ROCK MAKER. You cannot edit or change a FRAP score.
When you're viewing images, you can easily assign scores to your images by pressing the corresponding numeric key on your keyboard. You can also assign scores by clicking a score on the Scores tab. If you accidentally assigned a score, you can either remove it by pressing the same numeric key on your keyboard, or by clicking the selected score on the Scores tab. To change a score, press a different number on your keyboard, or click a different number on the Scores tab. When you do this make sure Auto Select Next Well isn't on, or you will have to navigate back to the drop first.
Scores Tab
The score then appears on the bottom left of the Drop tab, on the Canvas score view, and in the upper-right corner of the canvas.
Plate's Scores
If new images have been taken since the last scoring session, the score is referred to as an inherited score, because the score was "inherited" from the previous session.
Tip: You can select Inherit Score in the Scoring Properties. This option is only available for ROCK MAKER Administrator.
As you can see in the image below, an inherited score is outlined in the related score color.
Inherited Score
Tip: Look for inherited scores to review new images. You may want to update the score.
When either UV or SONICC images have an autoscore, you will see a green plus sign or a red minus sign on the image.
Example of Autoscored UV Images
When a visible image has an autoscore, you will see a decimal value in a colored square on the image. The square will be one of two colors depending on which class the image scores into: Crystal or Non Crystal. See Scoring Visible Images Using MARCO for more information.
Example of Autoscored Visible Images
FRAP scores help you to analyze the results of a FRAP imaging session. For more information on analyzing FRAP scores, please see the FRAP user's guide and help file.
System Properties in the Tools menu are how you change behind-the-scenes ROCK MAKER behaviors. For more information, please read Scoring Properties.
Tip: You can filter out images that have been either manually or automatically scored as a hit, for easy viewing. For more information, see Filtering Hits Based on Scores.
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