white=nucleus staining
blue=cell staining
why does it feel like the nucleus in the middle decided to live outside its own cell body?
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What would you align sets of multiple (~20) large (2-4 Gb) #microscopy images?
For smaller subset images ImageJ plugins for transformations based on SIFT landmark correspondence work well. However standard ImageJ (bioformats) file handling doesn’t cope well with such large files. For plugins handling large file manipulation (BigData family) or chunked (e.g. zarr) storage in turn I don’t know how to implement SIFT (or similar) - e.g. for BigWarp I can only find manual landmark annotation, i.e. no option to create landmarks via other plugins.
My images are iterative fluorescence whole slide scans of the same slide with a constant nuclear stain and varying other stains. There is some x/y shift and rotation as well as warping - nothing major, but I need nearly pixel perfect alignment (e.g. QuPath+Warpy worked well on larger images but was too imprecise).
Stitching happens on the fly during imaging and I’m not sure I can extract the tiles faithfully, so the ASHLAR pipeline didn’t seem applicable. I’ve seen VALIS recommended, but implementation seemed daunting and since the nuclear stain provides reasonable fiducial points the workflow seemed an overkill.
Ideally I would want a scripted solution as this has to scale up to hundreds of such sets eventually and downstream processing is in python+R anyhow.
Eerie… but then again context is everything. Google has access to a huge amount of information in the images and exif information if available. Correlating all of this across its huge user base provides possibilities we cannot even imagine.
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