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Protected: snail promoter data, images from Mounia
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Wednesday 08/22/12
9:25 A – 7:00P, 8:00P – 11:15P breakdown O/N confocal run of m106 (ThsPr minus proximal enhancer) Continue running dot counting on previous mRNA data process new O/N m106 data. weird image error after image15. suspect screw-up with new LSM5 … Continue reading
Tuesday 08/21/12
9:45 A-5:00P, 8:00P-9:45P Write to TRiP about Pc cross to 3x mat Gal4 outcomes (see previous post). Running analysis of Dfd dataset. This dataset seems to run out of memory and freezes matlab. Should upgrade RAM in Monet. Literature review: … Continue reading
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Tagged confocal, image analysis, mRNA counting, STORM analysis
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Wednesday 08/15/12
9:45 A – 6:50P, 8:00P – 11:20PM Finish O/N confocal run on slide m105, save data running simulation on full size embryo of snail promoter mutants. Strong preference for patches. Earlier activation of repressors supports conditions that create broader snail … Continue reading
Tuesday 08/14/12
9:15 A – 7:00 P, 8:30 P – 11:20 P Finish O/N STORM run of Antp/Tub bead images z-calibration first iteration looks horrible. May need new few guess parameters. Attempting multiple iterations. simulating snail patterning with different promoters. Need substantial … Continue reading
Monday 08/13/12
9:00 A – 6:40P, 8:00P – 10:30P Zeiss780 training (just like 710. use 10% of previous laser power. Detector will shut off for protection if too much saturation) Sarah Lab meeting wnt signalsomes and purinsomes Adding mol-list to image functionality … Continue reading
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Tagged image analysis, images, STORM, STORM analysis
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Saturday 08-11-12
12:45 P-6:30P, 8:30P-10:30P Analyzing 08-07-12 bead data for STORM4 a match radius of 7 is required for aligning all the beads correctly due to a dramatic rotational offset in the channels. This results in 20-30 nm 3D alignment. Substantially stronger … Continue reading
Wednesday 08/07/12
9:50 A – 6:55P STORM4 run on slide 3b still going. tweak to make outside borders as sharp as internal borders in snail code. Might need to make more repressor cells in simulation. shoot new z-calibration movies in 4 channels … Continue reading
Monday 08/06/12
9:45 A – 5:00P, 10:00P – 12:25A Finish O/N confocal run of slide 3 (Tub + Antp) Copying data from Alistair6 to Alistair5 Lab meeting (Wenqin) Troubleshooting issue with Steve output – not perfect linear relation between microns and pixel … Continue reading
Friday 08/03/12
9:50 A – 8:15 P STORM O/N run still scanning (ran 488 movie 2Hz too long). Aborted Make new Glox (STORM4 images look dim / not enough photons/switches given brightness of conventional signal). suspect Glox kept in door might have … Continue reading