Saturday 11/02/13

9:00a – 12:00p remotely.
12:00p – 12:00a

Goals

Coding

  • Add to ChromatinCropper export
    • labeled overview fig,
    • object centroid and bounding box in original coordinates (for computation of distance to lamina)
    • direct measure of distance to lamina
  • New functionalities for ChromatinCropper
    • needs an auto-cycle

Banff Report

  • Finish writing this draft!
  • send to co-organizers for edits
  • Bibliography for workshop: list of publications of presented works

Ph Modeling

  • data19
    PRC1modelingData19

STORM Analysis

  • Start new version of splitdax running on all unprocessed datasets.
  • Determine fitting parameters for all unprocessed datasets.

D11

  • D11 not well sealed? Bleaching? substantial progressive loss in localization density / brightness of individual switching. Further investigation, seems to be a spontaneous power loss of 647. Dyes much dimmer and on for much longer (5-40 frames instead of 1-2).
  • maybe this is due to the bleaching during the conventional movie with max power 488.
  • No beads taken with dataset D11.
  • lamina bleached out, not good for a green region where we want to make this distance measurement. Of course we will need this distance measurement for yellow/blue/red as well to make comparisons.

Analyzing data

  • BX-C s3
  • Y F6. observation: Moment of interia should be corrected for mass. Y and BX-C have similar moments of inertia but a lot of the blue spots have a lot more mass.
  • Analyze all non-K data through ProBox1. Saved in 2013-11-02_coloredRegions, Plot_ChromatinDots_131102.m
    CC_G3_14

Yregion_CC_2

Yregions_CC

Cell Culture

  • Kc cultures appear to be contaminated. Media is definitely contaminated.
  • Made up new media yesterday.
  • Start up new culture from frozen stock.
  • Need to give BB his own media, cells, and supplies, so we can avoid cross-contamination.
  • add P/S to working vial of media (stock is 10,000 units/mL, working conc. is 50 units/mL).
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