Analyzing High-Resolution Microscopy Images

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First submitted by Linda Webb on 29 Jun 2009

UC Davis researchers analyzed high-resolution microscopy images of cells during mitosis.

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29 Jun 2009	Linda Webb	MATLAB based routines that can process millions of high-throughput microscopy images straight from the microscope are helping UC Davis researchers understand the genes involved in normal and abnormal cell division. The project, a collaboration between the Vale lab at UC San Francisco and the Scholey lab at UC Davis, involved performing an image-based, genome-wide RNAi screen of Drosophila cells. By Roy Wollman, Ph.D., University of California, Davis This article appeared in the MATLAB Digest \| Academic Edition, April 2008

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