I have changed the "Min_size_standard" and "Max_size_standard" in "settings", but "allele_call" is not re-analyzing the gel. [4/21/97]The default settings for your "Redo"s are "no". To force allele_call to re-analyze the gel, you must do either of the following:
I'd like to re-analyze a gel from scratch. How do I do that? [4/21/97]You can invoke "reset_now gel
I added a third gel (GEL3) to my study, which contained 2 gels (GEL1 and GEL2) that I have analyzed before. I called "allele_call" on the study, but I aborted it before completion. Now, when I call "allele_view" on the study or on GEL1, it says "GEL1 has not been genotyped". But I have genotyped GEL1 before! What happened? [4/21/97]Every time you call "allele_call" on a study or a gel, it marks all the gels involved as gels that are to be genotyped, regardless of whether the gel has been genotyped before, or whether the "Redo_quantitate" and "Redo_allele_call" settings are turned off.
When your "allele_call" session was aborted pre-maturedly, these gels are left in an inconsistent state, and you should not call "allele_view" on the study or any of its gels, as "allele_view" ASSUMES that "allele_call" has been run to completion.
If you want to "allele_view" GEL1 and GEL2 again without re-quantitating and re-genotyping the gels, you can call "allele_call" on these gels by setting all the "Redo_*" settings to "no". Let "allele_call" run to completion on these gels and you can view the genotypes using "allele_view" again.
In the meantime, you should take GEL3 out of the study and analyze it individually first. You can always add it back to the study for "allele_view" across multiple gels later.