Abstract:Deep phenotyping of human tissues generates complex spatial information from a variety of experimental modalities, yet images are typically condensed into small, static figures for publication and contain substantial data and metadata that never become widely available to the scientific community. Because image files are usually large, data is not easily shared or transferable even amongst collaborating researchers. While comprehensive image maps are available for some organs such as the brain, most resources … Show more
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