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- Gene Ontology and biological networks
- Methods for exploring newly-annotated species in Ensembl Rapid Release
- Genomic variants
- Discovering biological information from mass spectrometry-based proteomics
- Methods in bioimage analysis
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Methods in bioimage analysis
Microscopy is a key technology driving biological discovery. Nowadays, microscopy based scientific findings must be substantiated by quantitative image analysis. The discipline concerned with such quantification of biological microscopy images is called bioimage analysis.
This webinar with Christian Tischer (Scientist, EMBL-EBI), recorded on 23 March 2022, introduces the main concepts of a typical bioimage analysis workflow, including how to quantitatively interpret the content of microscopy images, how to automatically detect objects in images and derive object-based measurements. It emphasises the importance of visual inspection and quality control of automated image analysis.
Finally, this webinar also provides an overview of current bioimage analysis tools and communities.
By the end of the webinar recording you will be able to:
- Describe key concepts in bioimage analysis and interpretation
- Identify critical quality control of automated image analysis
- Discover tools and communities in bioimage analysis
This was the last method section of the collection. You can check your learning by answering the collection quiz questions.