MOrgAna

MOrgAna performs automated segmentation, quantification, and visualization of morphological and fluorescence features from 2D multi-channel organoid images using machine learning in Python to enable high-throughput analysis.


Key Features:

  • Automated Image Segmentation: Employs machine learning algorithms to segment complex organoid structures from 2D multi-channel images.
  • Morphological and Fluorescence Quantification: Extracts and quantifies morphological features and fluorescence signals from segmented organoids.
  • High-throughput Processing: Processes hundreds of single-object images in minutes.
  • Multi-platform Image Compatibility: Accepts images from benchtop stereoscopes to high-content confocal-based systems.
  • Modular Design: Python-based modular architecture permits customization and integration of additional computational modules.

Scientific Applications:

  • Organoid Morphology Analysis: Quantitative analysis of organoid phenotype and morphology in developmental biology and in vitro systems.
  • Fluorescence Marker Analysis: Measurement and comparison of fluorescence-based marker expression within organoids.
  • High-throughput Phenotypic Screening: Large-scale screening of organoid cultures for biomedical and translational studies.
  • Cross-platform Image Analysis: Comparative analysis of images acquired across different microscopy platforms and diverse organoid types.

Methodology:

Implemented in Python; uses machine learning algorithms for image segmentation, extracts morphological and fluorescence features from 2D multi-channel images, employs a modular architecture for customization, and processes hundreds of single-object images in minutes.

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Details

License:
MIT
Cost:
Free of charge
Tool Type:
command-line tool
Operating Systems:
Mac, Linux, Windows
Programming Languages:
Python
Added:
2/16/2022
Last Updated:
2/16/2022

Operations

Publications

Gritti N, Lim JL, Anlaş K, Pandya M, Aalderink G, Martínez-Ara G, Trivedi V. MOrgAna: accessible quantitative analysis of organoids with machine learning. Development. 2021;148(18). doi:10.1242/dev.199611. PMID:34494114. PMCID:PMC8451065.

PMID: 34494114
PMCID: PMC8451065
Funding: - Human Frontier Science Program: LT000227/2018-L

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