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ImageJ Macro for Counting Stationary vs. Moving Items in Videos

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ABSTRACT

In microfluidic devices, it is often necessary to determine whether cells or particles are stationary or moving. Here we outline the development of an ImageJ macro that can be used to analyze a video of moving, fluorescently labeled particles or cells, and determine which objects are stationary and which objects are moving at each point in time, providing information on the percentage of cells moving as well as their median radius.

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ImageJ Macro for Counting Stationary vs. Moving Items in Videos
T. Douglas, R. Davalos
bioRxiv 292417; doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/292417
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ImageJ Macro for Counting Stationary vs. Moving Items in Videos
T. Douglas, R. Davalos
bioRxiv 292417; doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/292417

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