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Resolution: standard / high Figure 4.
Automated analysis of wound healing images. (A) An image showing normal migration and the same image after automated analysis
defines regions. Extracting characteristics of the lamellar region (blue) allows us
to distinguish between the phenotypes that affect wound healing (Figure 1). Stains:
red – filamentous actin; green – DNA. Bar 100 μm. (B) Automated and visual analysis
are complementary approaches. Automatically generated lamellar width data is plotted
for a 384 well plate. Compounds found to affect wound healing by visual analysis are
shown in green, and wells that differed from the control in other ways (increased
mitotics, a disrupted monolayer, etc.) are shown in red. Mean lamellar width (black
line) and three standard deviations (red dashed lines) are plotted for control wells.
Data collected from screening one 384 well plate of small molecules.
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