You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
I just wanted to clarify something. I have some images that I would like to split into epithelial niche (basically the epithelial layer + ~100um underneath) and then everything else excluding any non-tissue areas (non-epithelial niche/stroma for e.g.). I have more-or-less done this now for all images in imageJ and can a create binary image for the epithelial niche and one for the stromal niche. For cell segmentation, I am using cellprofiler/ilastik.
I assume the correct tool to use here is the matching command in the utlities section of the steinbock.
Is my understanding correct that I would do this twice, once for epithelial niche and once for the other, this would leave me with two .csv files that are essentially a list of cells within either region. I guess I can then take this into R (I am following the multiplex imaging data analysis guide) and assign a tag to col_data that indicates which niche each cell is in. From this point I can create subsets of spe as spe_epithelial and spe_stroma for downstream analysis.
I have a few queries about this:
for the tumour_masks directory (I assume I can call this whatever I like) does this just need to contain a binary mask for each image (with exactly matching names) in .tiff format.
for cell_masks: this would just be the directory containing the 'masks' output from CellProfiler right?
Sorry if this is extremely simple of me, I just wanted to be sure I understood before embarking upon this journey :)
reacted with thumbs up emoji reacted with thumbs down emoji reacted with laugh emoji reacted with hooray emoji reacted with confused emoji reacted with heart emoji reacted with rocket emoji reacted with eyes emoji
-
Hello team & community,
I just wanted to clarify something. I have some images that I would like to split into epithelial niche (basically the epithelial layer + ~100um underneath) and then everything else excluding any non-tissue areas (non-epithelial niche/stroma for e.g.). I have more-or-less done this now for all images in imageJ and can a create binary image for the epithelial niche and one for the stromal niche. For cell segmentation, I am using cellprofiler/ilastik.
I assume the correct tool to use here is the matching command in the utlities section of the steinbock.
Is my understanding correct that I would do this twice, once for epithelial niche and once for the other, this would leave me with two .csv files that are essentially a list of cells within either region. I guess I can then take this into R (I am following the multiplex imaging data analysis guide) and assign a tag to col_data that indicates which niche each cell is in. From this point I can create subsets of spe as spe_epithelial and spe_stroma for downstream analysis.
I have a few queries about this:
for the tumour_masks directory (I assume I can call this whatever I like) does this just need to contain a binary mask for each image (with exactly matching names) in .tiff format.
for cell_masks: this would just be the directory containing the 'masks' output from CellProfiler right?
Sorry if this is extremely simple of me, I just wanted to be sure I understood before embarking upon this journey :)
Thanks all!
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
All reactions