Bioimage informatics

The GDSC Single Molecule Light Microscopy (SMLM) plugins is a package of tools for single molecule localisation analysis. - Fitting Plugins: get point cloud from super resolution image. - Results Plugins: organize results. - Analysis plugins - Model plugins

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A convenient tool for detecting lines! After the detection, detected lines are overlaid to the image. The plugin also stores these lines as ROIs, which could then easily be analyzed as vector information. Instead, the list of coordinates of all detected lines are placed in "contour" table. This could be used for redrawing or converting them as arrays. ## Algorithm See 2615.

A more modern approach for denoising / smoothening before segmentation, works like Gaussian blurring but preserves edges and boundaries. Listed in Fiji update sites. ## Algorithm Algorithm description is in [this page](http://www.ipol.im/pub/art/2011/bcm_nlm/) 2612. ## Example usage Localization of Membrane bound protein in Arabidopsis meristem was analyzed using the non-local-mean filter for refining its position 2613. ## impression It's effect is somewhere between Gaussian blurring and anistropic diffusion.

## About TANGO software is an open-source software for Analysis of Nuclear Genome Organization. It is composed of an ImageJ plugin for batch processing and analysis, and a R package for statistical analysis. Reference: 2528 ## Some key features - Image import uses bioimage formats. - Construction of workflow in GUI by choosing filters / segmentation strategy for - Prefiltering - Segmentation - Postfiltering - Isolated nuclei could individually be inspected, deleted from list and subjected for detailed analysis. - Uses MCIB3D library as backend. - Basic usage is to segment nucleus, crop them to single nucleus objects, segment substructures within objects and measure their properties. - Optionally R can be connected to do detailed analysis of results. - Uses MongoDB to manage huge data set.