From: Temporal and spatial pattern of DNA damage in neurons following spinal cord Injury in mice
Step | Action | Result |
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1 | ‘Create project’ in QuPath | NA |
2 | Load all images of the experiment | NA |
3 | Adjust ‘Brightness & contrast’ for good visualization of the markers to the eye and apply to all images | Positive cells can be easily identified by eye |
4 | ‘Annotate’ the region of interest in each sample | The area for analysis is delineated |
5 | Run ‘cell detection’ with optimized parameters for the sample | All cells are identified and delineated |
6 | Determine the threshold(s) of the marker of interest in ‘Detection results’ | Threshold(s) for each positive cell category are established |
7 | Run ‘Positive cell detection’ using the optimized cell detection parameters and the threshold(s) determined in step 5 | Positive cells are classified into groups depending on their signal |
8 | Make a script including: ‘clearDetections’ ‘selectAnnotations’ ‘runPlugin’ ◊ Positive cell detection | A script for automated image analysis |
9 | Run the script on the complete project using ‘Run for project’ | All images are analyzed |
10 | ‘Export measurements’ as .tsv with Export type set to Annotations | A file with the analysis data |
11 | Perform data and statistical analysis on the data | NA |