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How to get computers to 'see' cells

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When you look at a cell under the microscope, its usually pretty easy to see where the cell membrane is. But computers have a really hard time doing this. In this paper with engineering and biochemistry students, we talk about how we have used computer training algorithms to create an efficient workflow.


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Nathan T. Wright

James Madison University

Dept. of Chemistry and Biochemistry

901 Carrier Dr.

Harrisonburg, VA 22807

wrightnt@jmu.edu

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