To understand the variation in cell density based on the observation position, a simulation was conducted. Sampling was performed from 25 fields of view, each of the same size as a typical microscopic image (using a field of view with a 4× lens on the Keyence BZ7000 microscope). The average cell count for each image was calculated to estimate the cell count for the entire dish. The discrepancy between the estimated and the actual cell counts was then determined. The data from a single field represented the time series changes in the estimated number of cells at each fixed point within the 25 fields of view. Data from 3 to 20 fields of view were processed by considering five combinations of sampling fields.
Bz7000 microscope
The BZ7000 is a digital microscope by Keyence. It captures high-resolution images and video of samples. The BZ7000 features autofocus, image stitching, and automated measurement functions.
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Quantifying Cell Density Dynamics
To understand the variation in cell density based on the observation position, a simulation was conducted. Sampling was performed from 25 fields of view, each of the same size as a typical microscopic image (using a field of view with a 4× lens on the Keyence BZ7000 microscope). The average cell count for each image was calculated to estimate the cell count for the entire dish. The discrepancy between the estimated and the actual cell counts was then determined. The data from a single field represented the time series changes in the estimated number of cells at each fixed point within the 25 fields of view. Data from 3 to 20 fields of view were processed by considering five combinations of sampling fields.
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