Locally averaged background correction
Locally-averaged background correction is a feature in Bio-Rad's lab equipment that adjusts the background signal in an image or data set. It calculates the local average of the background pixels and subtracts this value from the image or data to remove unwanted background interference.
Lab products found in correlation
3 protocols using locally averaged background correction
Quantitative Analysis of ACB-PCR Products
Quantifying Mutational Frequencies via ACB-PCR
Quantitative Analysis of ACB-PCR Products
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