D.IMG
View samplesAn imaging data file stores visual or spatial information captured from microscopy, radiography, or other imaging systems. It represents the raw or processed image output used for structural or morphological analysis. Typical file types: .tiff, .jpg, .png, .ome.tiff
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Created: 28th Oct 2022 at 13:13
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Projects: MIT SRP
Institutions: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Projects: MIT SRP, Hi-IMPAcTB, MetNet, Endometriosis, Cancer Systems Biology Consortium (CSBC), Shoulders Lab, NExtSEEK Independent Projects
Web page: https://nextseek.mit.edu/
About
This project houses all the publicly available datasets generated by the Hi-IMPAcTB consortium over the course of its 7+ years.
What is Hi-IMPAcTB?
Hi-IMPAcTB is an ambitious endeavor bringing together a team of international, interdisciplinary researchers to improve our understanding of host-pathogen interactions in the context of tuberculosis (TB). Funded by a multi-center contract from the NIH, the long-term goal of the consortium is to enable principled vaccine design by improving ...
Programme: NExtSEEK
Public web page: https://grantome.com/grant/NIH/75N93019C00071-0-9999-1
