May 3rd, 2018
•Here we describe a protocol for the automated segmentation of fluorescently labeled tissues on slides using a widefield high-content analysis system (WHCAS). This protocol has wide-ranging applications in any field which involves the quantitation of fluorescent markers in biological tissues including the biological sciences, medical engineering, and health sciences.
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