measurement will only be applied to region enclosed in the ROI.
ROIs. You can do the same thing as before by selecting "Limit to
Threshold" in the Analyze->Set Measurements menu. This might actually
regions you're trying to investigate are well separated in intensity.
> Hi John,
> Thanks for helping.
> Sorry, should I set a threshold before calculate the mean
> fluorescence?
>
> Giulia
>
> On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 4:53 PM, John Oreopoulos
> <
[hidden email]
>> wrote:
>
>> Giulia,
>>
>> First, go to Analyze->Set Measurements and make sure "Mean Gray
>> Value" is
>> checked.
>> Next, draw a region of interest on your image with the Rectangular
>> Selection tool (or circular or freehand tools if your imaging
>> situation
>> demands it. To get the mean pixel intensity value within your
>> region of
>> interest, click Analyze->Measure, and the result will appear as a
>> number in
>> a results window.
>>
>> Move the region of interest to your other cell compartment where
>> you want
>> to measure the intensity value and do the same thing. Now you can
>> take these
>> two numbers and calculate a ratio by simple division.
>>
>> Beyond that, if you require automation/repetition or more complex/
>> multiple
>> regions of interest to be examined, you may want to try writing a
>> macro that
>> does this for you. Try looking through the long list of plugins
>> available on
>> the main ImageJ website and see if there is any plugin out there that
>> already does this. None come to mind immediately, but perhaps
>> there is a
>> calcium imaging plugin that might do the trick for you. Hopefully
>> someone
>> else here on the server can suggest one.
>>
>> John Oreopoulos
>>
>>
>>
>> On 2-Sep-09, at 7:42 PM, Giulia Falivelli wrote:
>>
>> Hi All,
>>>
>>> I am new in Image J.
>>> Does anybody know how to calculate the fluorescence ration
>>> between two
>>> different cells compartement?
>>> Or how to calculate the mean grey value of a specific ROI?
>>> Thank you very much.
>>>
>>> Giulia
>>>
>>