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Inform v 2.4 image analysis software

Manufactured by PerkinElmer

InForm V.2.4 is an image analysis software developed by PerkinElmer. It is designed to enable automated quantitative analysis of complex biological samples, such as tissue sections and cell cultures, using multispectral imaging technology.

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2 protocols using inform v 2.4 image analysis software

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CD8+ T Cell Quantification in FFPE Tissues

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4 μm FFPE tissue sections were deparaffinized, subjected to heat induced epitope retrieval in citrate (10 mM, pH 6.0), and incubated with Super-Block (ThermoFisher Scientific) to reduce unspecific antibody binding. Assessment of CD8+ T cell infiltration was performed by indirect immunofluorescence detection with rabbit anti-mouse CD8 antibody (clone D4W2Z, Cell Signaling) and a goat anti-rabbit Alexa 647-labelled secondary antibody (Thermo Fisher). DAPI was used for nuclear identification. Images were acquired with the Vectra V.3.0.5 system (PerkinElmer) at 20× magnification. CD8+ T cells in the TME were automatically phenotyped and counted with inForm V.2.4 image analysis software (PerkinElmer), after manual training and validation of procedures.
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Multispectral Imaging for Immune Cell Profiling

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Immunofluorescence images were acquired with the Vectra V.3.0.5 multispectral imaging microscope (PerkinElmer) at 20× magnification and exposure times were set to avoid spectral overlap. Immune cells in the TME were automatically phenotyped and counted with inForm V.2.4 image analysis software (PerkinElmer), after manual training and validation of procedures. The software was trained to segment epithelial and stromal fractions, segment DAPI +nucleated cells, and to assign a phenotype to each cell (online supplementary file 3a). All images were visually inspected on accurateness in segmenting tissue and phenotyping cells, and if errors were detected, the training was further optimized. Given the multitude of possible coexpressed markers, each seven color panel was divided into multiple subanalyses (online supplementary file 3b) to preclude the exclusion of relevant phenotypes, after which the phenotypes of the different subanalyses were merged per cell based on X, Y-positions to obtain the full seven marker expression profile of each cell. Immune cell counts were normalized for tissue size (cells/mm2 epithelium and cells/mm2 stroma). After merging all subanalyses, a threshold of a median cell count ≥10 cells/mm2 was applied to enable the analysis of relevant phenotypes.
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