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Graphical and Interactive Spatial Proteomics Image Analysis Workflow

Open in Codespaces

Click the link above to open the workflow in GitHub Codespaces.

A demonstration video for this workflow is available at https://youtu.be/vHjdCAZQhfE

For more information on how to use Bwb, click this LINK.

Pre-print: ...

Type: Unrecognized workflow type

Creator: Bryce Fukuda

Submitter: Bryce Fukuda

DOI: 10.48546/workflowhub.workflow.2015.4

EGG: Epitope Generation Gateway

A modular Snakemake pipeline for personalized neoantigen discovery and prioritization using patient-specific gene co-expression networks.

Snakemake

Overview

EGG is a comprehensive computational workflow for identifying and prioritizing tumor neoantigens from DNA and RNA sequencing data. Unlike traditional neoantigen prediction pipelines that focus solely on ...

Type: Snakemake

Creators: Luca Mannino, Michele Fratello, Jacopo Chiaro, Federica D'Alessio, Emanuele Di Lieto, Miina Niittykoski, Angela Serra, Seppo Ylä-Herttuala, Vincenzo Cerullo, Antonio Federico, Dario Greco

Submitter: Luca Mannino

DOI: 10.48546/workflowhub.workflow.2165.2

MPLID: Membrane Protein-Lipid Interface Dataset

DOI License: MIT Data: CC0 Python 3.8+

A large-scale dataset of experimentally ...

Type: Python

Creators: Folorunsho Bright Omage, Ivan Mazoni, Inácio Henrique Yano, Goran Neshich

Submitter: Folorunsho Bright

MPLID: Membrane Protein-Lipid Interface Dataset

DOI License: MIT Data: CC0 Python 3.8+

A large-scale dataset of experimentally ...

Type: Python

Creators: Folorunsho Bright Omage, Ivan Mazoni, Inácio Henrique Yano, Goran Neshich

Submitter: Folorunsho Bright

Work-in-progress
No description specified

Type: Snakemake

Creators: None

Submitter: AJAY BHATIA

Stable

Segmentation and Reference Point Detection for Laser Capture Microdissection (LMD)

Project Summary

This repository contains the code for a Cellpose-SAM & pyLMD project dedicated to automating cell boundary and reference point detection in microscopic images used for Laser Capture Microdissection (LMD).

The primary function of this repository is to identify the boundaries of target cells and detect ...

Stable

NanoporeDB_workflow

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1. Overview

This repository contains the integrated computational workflow for the large-scale mining, multimeric structure prediction, and quality filtering of protein nanopores. This pipeline enables the discovery of novel nanopore candidates from massive metagenomic and genomic databases. The structural models, pore geometry analysis, and ...

Type: Unrecognized workflow type

Creator: Yuqian Liu

Submitter: Yuqian Liu

DOI: 10.48546/workflowhub.workflow.2172.2

Automated image processing from movies to 2D classification. Includes quality and curator micrgographs protocols as Dose analysis, maxshift, tilt analysis, categorize micrographs, ctf consensus, also include particle curator as Remove duplicates and Deep micrograph cleaner. It also include a support branch to calculate the Box Size and train a model to pick the particles. The list of plugins required are: pwem, xmipp3, motioncorr, miffi, cistem, emfacilities, sphire, gautomatch, relion, repic

Type: Scipion

Creators: None

Submitter: Alberto Garcia

Stable

Identify glycan and polysaccharide compositions from mass spectrometry files. The workflow itself performs a conversion of raw files, GlyCombo search, and visualisation of results.

FPNuNet: A Frequency-Aware Prompt-Guided Network for Nuclear Segmentation and Classification in Immunohistochemistry Images

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This is the official code repository for "FPNuNet: A Frequency-Aware Prompt-Guided Network for Nuclear Segmentation and Classification in Immunohistochemistry Images".

Introduction

Accurate nuclear segmentation and classification (NuSC) in immunohistochemistry (IHC)-stained images is essential for reliable biomarker quantification, yet ...

Type: Unrecognized workflow type

Creators: None

Submitter: Qin LuLu

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