The circularity of the droplets over time was measured by applying automatic local thresholding to each frame using the Otsu method (Otsu, 1979 ) in Fiji to create a binary image of the droplets, then measuring the areas and perimeters. CRs were calculated as described (Intensity and circularity ratios) in R and the mean CR in the field of view was plotted over time.
35 mm dish
The 35-mm dish is a laboratory equipment used for cell culture applications. It provides a controlled environment for growing and maintaining cells in vitro. The dish has a diameter of 35 millimeters and is typically made of polystyrene or glass.
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Droplet-based Protein Phase Separation Assay
The circularity of the droplets over time was measured by applying automatic local thresholding to each frame using the Otsu method (Otsu, 1979 ) in Fiji to create a binary image of the droplets, then measuring the areas and perimeters. CRs were calculated as described (Intensity and circularity ratios) in R and the mean CR in the field of view was plotted over time.
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Quantifying Antibiotic Effects on PAO-1 Biofilms
Fibrin Gel Formation with Actin-GFP Cells
COX-2 Fluorescence Imaging Protocol
Immortal Mouse Melanocyte Cell Line Imaging
Fibrin Gel Formation for 2D Cell Division Studies
3T3 Fibroblasts and HUVEC Co-Culture in Fibrin Gel
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