/Mageek-Java

Mageek is an ImageJ Java plugin to batch process microscope images

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Introduction:

Mageek is an ImageJ Plugin to process microscope images files in Fiji.

Mageek use ImageJ and Bio-Format to:

  • open multi series
  • project slices
  • split channels (up to 4)
  • apply a LUT to each channel.
  • save the result as a *.tiff

Here is the result of processing a single *.czi file and putting the 4 channels in a row:

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How to use ?

  • Download Mageek.jar last release from the assets here.

  • Download and install Fiji from https://imagej.net/Fiji/Downloads

  • Run Fiji

  • On the main menu, click on Plugins -> Install and select Mageek.jar file.

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  • Fiji must be restarted in order to take the plugin in account.

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  • Search for Mageek, you should find it quickly by typing Mageek in the search field.

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  • Validate by hitting Enter or clicking Run.

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  • The Maggek UI appear.

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  • Browse to select a source directory.
  • Mageek will analyse the content and show a list of files and their extensions. Only common extensions will be automatically selected. But fell free to select unselect item.

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  • Select the Z projection mode to apply on slices and the colors to apply to each channels.

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  • When you are ready, click on Process button.

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  • You will see status messages and progress bar growing... Once done, you must find a new directory in your source directory named ANALYSED:

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Credits

The source code of Mageek has been developped by Berenger Dalle-Cort with discussions with Marcela Garita Hernandez in order to speed-up microscope image analysis process.

History

This Java code is the version 2 of a previous ImageJ Macro. Source code of this version is here.