Microdrop Analysis Application
R Shiny Web Application for Eli Lilly
R Shiny Web Application for Eli Lilly
While working as a data scientist as Eli Lilly, I developed an R Shiny application for the purpose of Microdrop analysis. The Microdrop assay is an experimental method that helps to reveal certain characteristics about antibodies, such as solution solubility.
This web application facilitates Microdrop analysis by automating the process of result capture, as well as providing visualizations for the user. Features include automatic visualization of parsed and pivoted data, a heat table, curve fit plots (for samples and buffers), as well as individual buffer-sample combination plots. This app also allows users to download Excel or PDF reports, and find documentation on implemented methodology.
This web application facilitates Microdrop analysis by automating the process of result capture, as well as providing visualizations for the user. Features include automatic visualization of parsed and pivoted data, a heat table, curve fit plots (for samples and buffers), as well as individual buffer-sample combination plots. This app also allows users to download Excel or PDF reports, and find documentation on implemented methodology.
R Shiny is an R package that allows developers to build and deploy interactive web applications. The application that I developed was approved for open source release, and is an available public resource.
Access the source code and the public version of the application below.
Access the source code and the public version of the application below.
