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READY FOR REVIEW

The experiment,
in context.

A plate starts with individual measurements.

Illustrative workflow · Synthetic measurements

Pharmacology software for discovery teams

From plate reader
to project meeting.

Ligara brings plate-reader analysis and compound records into one workspace, so small biotech teams can review an experiment without piecing together spreadsheets.

01 / Map the experiment

Know what’s
in each well.

Import the reader file. Map compounds, concentrations, controls and replicates on the plate. The design stays with the run, ready to check when you return to it.

Native plate-reader imports and a visual 96-well plate map.

Import & plate mapping

02 / Inspect the response

Keep the points
behind the curve.

Fit the response, then inspect the points behind it. Review replicates, uncertainty and assumptions before deciding what the result means.

End-point dose-response and kinetic time-course analysis. Raw measurements stay available.

Analysis & methods

03 / Review it together

Find the result
through the compound.

Open the compound record at the project meeting. Compare activity across targets and runs, with the plate map and method available when a colleague asks how you got there.

Personal work, shared projects and organisation records.

The shared workspace

04 / Decide what comes next

Use what you learned
in the next experiment.

The result is ready to review, and the work behind it is still there. Your team can return to the science instead of reconstructing the files.

See the real screens

Inside Ligara

A closer look at Ligara.

Inspect a plate map, a fitted curve and the compound workspace. These views use representative sample data.

Ligara plate map assigning compounds and concentration groups to a 96-well plate
Map the experiment before fitting the result. Representative sample data.

Documented fitting methods. Raw measurements available for review.

Explore the platform

For a small team doing the whole job

Built for the team
running the assays.

When the same people run assays, review the results and plan the next experiment, the handover often happens between their own files. Ligara keeps that work together as the programme grows.

Ligara for biotech teams
(a)

Trace the result.

Return to the plate map, measurements and fit statistics behind a compound’s activity.

Compound workspace
(b)

Review the method.

Fitting algorithms, assumptions and failure modes are documented in the product.

Fitting methods
(c)

Know where the data goes.

Core fitting and chemistry run locally. Workspace storage and optional lookups use the network.

Data flow & security

See it with your workflow

Let’s work through
one of your plate files.

Walk through import, plate mapping and analysis with us. A synthetic or anonymised export is a good place to start.

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