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| - | The cells were placed in a 50 μm (?) high flow chamber ( | + | The cells were placed in a 50 μm (?) high flow chamber ([https://2010.igem.org/Team:ETHZ_Basel/InformationProcessing/MicroscopeSetup Details]). |
The movies were made out of bright field images. The excitation was 60ms, the period something around 1/7s, pretty much the fps rate of the movie (we can go heigher, but yet we already produced like 2 GB of raw images for every movie). Every image has the size of 1344 x 1024 pixels, 12 or 16 bit grayscale (I forgot what I have chosen, probably we will reduce it anyway later to speed up the imaging pipeline). For both movies the images were made out-of-focus to simplify cell detection. | The movies were made out of bright field images. The excitation was 60ms, the period something around 1/7s, pretty much the fps rate of the movie (we can go heigher, but yet we already produced like 2 GB of raw images for every movie). Every image has the size of 1344 x 1024 pixels, 12 or 16 bit grayscale (I forgot what I have chosen, probably we will reduce it anyway later to speed up the imaging pipeline). For both movies the images were made out-of-focus to simplify cell detection. | ||
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Visualization
The cells were placed in a 50 μm (?) high flow chamber (Details). The movies were made out of bright field images. The excitation was 60ms, the period something around 1/7s, pretty much the fps rate of the movie (we can go heigher, but yet we already produced like 2 GB of raw images for every movie). Every image has the size of 1344 x 1024 pixels, 12 or 16 bit grayscale (I forgot what I have chosen, probably we will reduce it anyway later to speed up the imaging pipeline). For both movies the images were made out-of-focus to simplify cell detection.
