TissueFAXS Imaging Software 7.0 & 7.1
The new features of TissueFAXS 7.0 & 7.1 include improvements to the acquisition workflow, quality and visualiz ation of images, handling of TMAs, and the user interface. Here are some highlights:
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7.1 NEW 3D VIEWER for Confocal imaging in TissueFAXS - via right click on a region and from the contextual menu select Region 3D View. Operation shortcuts enable an easy interaction the 3D image.
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7.1 For TissueFAXS Spectra: Expanded spectral database for multispectral projects. Predefined markers have been added to make the unmixing process easier.
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7.1 Improved Tissue Detection parameters/layout
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7.1 Delete individual channels: TissueFAXS allows deleting channel images after regions were scanned.
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7.1 Smart Focus Points strategy for focus points distribution uses the preview image to find the best positions in order to avoid low contrast areas, holes and areas outside the tissue plane.
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7.0 The Region Viewer Toolbar has been streamlined for more easily navigating and editing images for visualization. Overlay changes can be made by checking or unchecking channels, and a new channel histogram has been added for easier signal detection. Lower and upper thresholds can be set more intuitively and any changes are made to the image in real time.
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7.0 The new image compare sets function (Multi Region Viewer) allows to visually compare two or more acquired regions side by side.
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7.0 comes with new visualization modes for acquired IF images including Pseudo IHC, providing a pathology view (pseudo coloured images) as well as the HDR-like mode (high dynamic range).
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7.0 provides a dedicated database management section for a fast and easy search through all previously acquired projects.
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7.0 Improved TMA block visualization and for the TF Spectra configuration, “spectral unmixing” is integrated.
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7.0 allows for independent acquisition settings per slide within an experiment. Each individual slide can now contain its own independent acquisition settings for channels, focus, and camera settings within the same experiment.