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I have RNAScope WSI from 3 cycles that I would like to register. Cycle 1 and 2 looked very nice, but in cycle 3 some black lines started to appear. I've tried to use both cycle 1 or 2 as reference. but this doesn't change it.
This first screenshot is DAPI cycle 1 + 2.
Here is just the DAPI signal from cycle 3, where we can see very thin black lines.
This is the first time I use the tool, but this issue was also encountered by the person who recommended me this tool.
Thanks for your attention
Lucas
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Apologies for the slow response. I'm happy to take a look if you could share your images. I can also be reached via email yu-an_chen [at] hms.harvard.edu
Hi @Lucas-Maciel, thanks for being patient and sharing your images! I think I've identified and fixed the bug. Please get the latest version of palom (v2023.8.2) and lmk if the issue persists.
Here's a jupyter notebook for documenting my process. Interestingly VGP_cycle3_ROI1 is rotated 180° relative to the other two images. If this is common, the detect_flip_rotate=True in as in In [7]: should handle image flipping. Note that in In [11], I was only selecting the DNA channel (reader.pyramid[0][0]) to write to the output file.
Hi,
I have RNAScope WSI from 3 cycles that I would like to register. Cycle 1 and 2 looked very nice, but in cycle 3 some black lines started to appear. I've tried to use both cycle 1 or 2 as reference. but this doesn't change it.
This first screenshot is DAPI cycle 1 + 2.
Here is just the DAPI signal from cycle 3, where we can see very thin black lines.
This is the first time I use the tool, but this issue was also encountered by the person who recommended me this tool.
Thanks for your attention
Lucas
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: