DocumentCode
550432
Title
Batch cells re-location in global field of view of micro-manipulation system
Author
Sun Mingzhu ; Zhao Xin ; Sun Cheng ; Lu Guizhang
Author_Institution
Inst. of Robot. & Autom. Inf. Syst., Nankai Univ., Tianjin, China
fYear
2011
fDate
22-24 July 2011
Firstpage
6078
Lastpage
6083
Abstract
It is necessary to observe the experiment results after culture in biological experiments. Since there are many cells distributed widely in batch cells experiments, it is very difficult to match each cell accurately before and after culture, which causes inconvenience to observe and analyze the experiment results. In this paper, batch cells re-location is studied deeply. As for the unchanged relative positions of cells before and after culture, a multi-resolution re-location method based on configuration of adjacent targets is put forward. In this method, firstly, some cells are selected randomly as the center targets, then groups of adjacent cells are matched based on configuration of adjacent targets; secondly, the relation between cell groups are considered to form the global network structure of cells in multi-resolution. The multi-resolution re-location method can match batch cells in different global fields of view. The experiment results demonstrate that this method has overall matching quality, and the success rate of global matching can reach more than 80%.
Keywords
biocontrol; cellular biophysics; micromanipulators; micropositioning; adjacent target configuration; batch cell relocation; batch cells experiment; biological experiment; cell culture; cell groups; global matching; global network structure; micromanipulation system; multiresolution relocation method; Automation; Cells (biology); Conferences; Embryo; Information systems; Sun; Batch cells re-location; Configuration of adjacent targets; Global field of view; Micro-manipulation system; Multi-resolution;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Control Conference (CCC), 2011 30th Chinese
Conference_Location
Yantai
ISSN
1934-1768
Print_ISBN
978-1-4577-0677-6
Electronic_ISBN
1934-1768
Type
conf
Filename
6000770
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