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Using Image J to count live and dead cells in cultures

aa299
Hi all

I was wondering if amnybody could help me with a query regrding cell counting using image. I've stained my cultures for dead and live cells and now want to quatify them. I have tried using several methods on image J including adjusting the threshold, watershed and also downloaded a pluggin (ITCN) but for some reason i'm still not able to count the labelled cells accurately.

Any help or suggestions in regards to this will be greatly appreciated.
Many Thanks

Asha
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Re: Using Image J to count live and dead cells in cultures

pmbcellcounter
*bump*

Surprise! I am facing the exact similar situation in 2013!

Can anyone help? Thanks in advance...
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Re: Using Image J to count live and dead cells in cultures

Shall, Sydney
I would be inclined to use a double staining technique; perhaps and also
a non-vital dye with a different spectrum.
Then count the number of cells with each colour.
Sydney



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