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The Open Microscopy Environment (OME): Open Image Informatics for the Biological Sciences

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  • The Open Microscopy Environment (OME) Data Model provides a common specification for scientific image data and has recently been updated to more fully support fluorescence filter sets, the requirement for unique identifiers, screening experiments using multi-well plates

  • We have developed an open-source software framework to address these limitations called the Open Microscopy Environment

  • The OME Data Model provides a common specification for scientific image data and has recently been updated to more fully support fluorescence filter sets, the requirement for unique identifiers, screening experiments using multi-well plates

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The OME Data Model provides a common specification for scientific image data and has recently been updated to more fully support fluorescence filter sets, the requirement for unique identifiers, screening experiments using multi-well plates. The Open Microscopy Environment: Open Image Informatics for the Biological Sciences 1. Wellcome Trust Centre for Gene Regulation & Expression, University of Dundee, UK 2.

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