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datasets: 2organelle: rhoptryorganelle: apicoplastmodality: ET (chemical)modality: FIB-SEM

2 results filtered by organelle: rhoptry filtered by family: EM

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In this slice of the corpus, 2 dataset records match. ET (chemical) is the most common imaging family and rhoptry is the organelle that appears most often with other as the most common metric family. The most common captured organelle pair is apicoplast:cystosomal ring.

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ResResolution values are reported.
SSSample size is reported.
BoundaryWhole-cell boundary is confirmed.
Public DataReusable public data is known to exist.
BorderlineRecord has a caveat relative to the main corpus criteria.
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Low direct comparability; treat these datasets as analogs rather than close matches.

Shared Fields

cell_types: nonespecies: noneorganelles: rhoptryorganelle_pairs: nonemetric_families: nonecomparator_classes: nonemodality_families: EM

Key Differences

modalities: ET (chemical), FIB-SEMsample_size_buckets: 11-50, 2-10public_data_statuses: noneboundary_confirmation: yes
Comparability Score:20 / 100
How It's Derived