Alexa 647 channel extraction from .tif files in ImageJ

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Alexa 647 channel extraction from .tif files in ImageJ

farkasam
Hello All,

I saved 4 channel IF (DAPI, AF488, AF568, AF647) as .tif files. In ImageJ I cannot seem to find the AF647 channel. Is there a way to do this?

Secondarily, If I rename my files as ".lsm" or some other file type will this channel be accessible?

Thank you much for your advice,
Adam
Adam M. Farkas
Dept. of Microbiology&Immunology
Columbia University
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Re: Alexa 647 channel extraction from .tif files in ImageJ

Swayne, Theresa C.
Dear Adam,

Did you save the files as RGB tif perhaps? RGB reduces an image to 3 color components, so it will blend your channels together depending on the pseudocolor scheme you used. Renaming will not restore the original channels.

Some software packages can export multi-channel tifs that are not RGB. Look for a "16-bit" option or something similar.

Better yet, use the Bio-Formats plugin (for ND2, LSM, CZI, etc.) or the LSM Toolbox (for LSM) to open your raw data.

Hope this helps,
Theresa

On Jul 16, 2015, at 9:58 AM, farkasam <[hidden email]<mailto:[hidden email]>> wrote:

Hello All,

I saved 4 channel IF (DAPI, AF488, AF568, AF647) as .tif files. In ImageJ I
cannot seem to find the AF647 channel. Is there a way to do this?

Secondarily, If I rename my files as ".lsm" or some other file type will
this channel be accessible?

Thank you much for your advice,
Adam

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Re: Alexa 647 channel extraction from .tif files in ImageJ

farkasam
Hi Theresa,

This is very helpful. Thanks for your expertise.

Best,
Adam

Adam M. Farkas
Dept. of Microbiology&Immunology
Columbia University
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Re: Alexa 647 channel extraction from .tif files in ImageJ

Cammer, Michael
http://microscopynotes.com/imagej/macros/color_channels_macro_v100.txt
http://microscopynotes.com/imagej/macros/composite-colors/user-selected-contrast-colors-names-save8bit.html


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Hi Theresa,

This is very helpful. Thanks for your expertise.

Best,
Adam





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