Working with kits - Cytobank documentation

A Kit experiment is a standardized experiment where gates can be drawn on collected file data based on a standardized, pre-configured template, assuming the same reagents were used in an experiment that is being compared to the Kit template. Assigning a Kit descriptor to an experiment automatically populates the gates for that experiment based on the gating template within the Kit. For example, assigning the T-cell kit to your experiment would result in the automatic generation of the hierarchy of gates including Intact Cells, CD3+ cells, CD4+ cells, and CD8+ cells.

Yes. Any changes you make will be saved when you exit the gating applet by clicking the "Save and Return" button. If you have modified ...

No. Associating a Kit with an experiment only results in the drawing of templated gates, accessible from within the Gating applet.

While we don't allow you to save gating templates as "Kits," you can indeed import a gating scheme from another experiment to which you have ...