ikeda042 / PhenoPixel
PublicAn OpenCV based image analysis web application (Deployed at Hiroshima University)
PhenoPixel is a research tool that helps scientists analyze microscopy images of cells. It takes raw ND2 microscopy files, automatically detects and extracts individual cells, lets researchers label and filter them, then runs batch analytics to measure cell sizes, shapes, and fluorescence patterns across entire cell populations. The results can be exported as plots, heatmaps, and CSV data for use in research papers.
How It Works
You start by uploading your ND2 microscopy files containing cell images into the system.
PhenoPixel automatically detects cell boundaries and extracts individual cells from your images, creating a clean database of cell shapes.
The system uses shape analysis to automatically identify real cells and filter out debris.
You click through cells one by one to mark which ones are real cells.
Once your cells are labeled, you can run bulk analytics to measure cell lengths, areas, and fluorescence patterns across thousands of cells at once.
The system generates heatmaps and plots showing how protein signals are distributed along each cell, helping you spot patterns.
You download your analyzed data as CSV files or image plots, ready to use in your research paper or presentation.
From raw microscopy images, you now have clean measurements of thousands of individual cells, with patterns and statistics ready for your research.
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