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Search the Whole-Cell Imaging Corpus.

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Commonality Snapshot

A quick reading of the active result set. Click a trait to narrow the corpus to that subset; this is a frequency snapshot, not a quality ranking.

datasets: 6organelle: erorganelle: mitochondriamodality: Fluorescence (AO-LLSM)modality: Fluorescence

6 results filtered by organelle: er filtered by family: optical

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In this slice of the corpus, 6 dataset records match. Fluorescence (AO-LLSM) is the most common imaging family and er is the organelle that appears most often with volume as the most common metric family. The most common captured organelle pair is er:mitochondria.

Card Tag Legend

ResThree-dimensional voxel size is reported.
SSSample size is reported.
BoundaryWhole-cell boundary confirmation is present.
Public DataA reusable public-data locator is known to exist.
BorderlineRecord has a caveat relative to the main corpus criteria.
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Comparison Summary

Moderate comparability; useful for targeted comparison with technical caveats.

This selection includes multiple dataset records from the same paper: Liu 2018. Treat the result as an within-study alignment check, not independent cross-study validation.

Shared Fields

Cell Type: noneSpecies: Danio rerioOrganelles: er, golgi, mitochondria, nucleusDerived Organelle Pairs: er:golgi, er:mitochondria, er:nucleus, golgi:mitochondria, golgi:nucleus, mitochondria:nucleusMetric Families: other, volume, volume_fractionComparator / Condition: cell cycleModality Family: optical

Key Differences

Modality: Fluorescence (AO-LLSM)Sample Size Band: 1Public Data Status: noneBoundary Confirmation: yes
Comparability Score:69 / 100
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