Image Processing
Quantitating the cell: turning images into numbers with ImageJ
Image Processing with ImageJ (copy link to Cell biology webserver, login required)
Acknowledging the Imaging Laboratory
All users are expected to cite the the Cell Biology Imaging Core and the specific grants that support the various microscopes in the Core in the Acknowledgements sections of all publications that use the Core.This is very important to continued support of the Core. The proper Acknowledgements for each piece of major Equipment are listed below.
Leica M205-MFC THUNDER large specimen imaging system.
The Leica M205-MFC THUNDER large specimen imaging system is supported by a Large Equipment Grant from the Oklahoma Center for Adult Stem Cell Research (OCASCR) and the OUHSC Department of Cell Biology.
Nikon N-SIM-E/STORM super-resolution microscope.
The Nikon N-SIM-E/STORM super-resolution microscope is supported by a Large Equipment Grant from the Oklahoma Center for Adult Stem Cell Research (OCASCR) and the OUHSC Department of Cell Biology.
Nikon CSU-W1/SoRA super-resolution spinning disk confocal microscope.
The Nikon CSU-W1/SoRA super-resolution spinning disk confocal microscope is supported by an Equipment Grant from the Presbyterian Health Foundation (PHF) and the OUHSC Department of Cell Biology.
Nikon Ti2 live cell imaging microscope.
The Nikon Ti2 live cell imaging microscope is supported by an Equipment Grant from the Presbyterian Health Foundation (PHF) and the OUHSC Department of Cell Biology.
Nikon and Olympus compound epifluorescence microscopes.
The Nikon and Olympus compound epifluorescence microscopes are supported by the OUHSC Department of Cell Biology.
Olympus FluoView 1000 laser scanning confocal microscope.
The Olympus FluoView 1000 laser scanning confocal microscope is supported by the OUHSC Department of Cell Biology.
Olympus Fluoview 1000 multiphoton microscope.
The Olympus Fluoview 1000 multiphoton microscope is supported by the OUHSC Department of Cell Biology and by 1P20GM125528 “Cellular and Molecular GeroScience CoBRE” from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences.