Cutting-edge AI tools revolutionizing scientific research in life sciences
ХАДУЕВА Я.А. ХАДУЕВА Я.А.
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BioTechnologia,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 7, 2025
Artificial
intelligence
(AI)
is
becoming
a
transformative
force
in
the
life
sciences,
pushing
boundaries
of
possibility.
Imagine
AI
automating
time-consuming
tasks,
uncovering
hidden
patterns
vast
datasets,
designing
proteins
minutes
instead
years,
and
even
predicting
disease
outbreaks
before
they
occur.
This
review
explores
latest
tools
revolutionizing
scientific
fields,
including
research
data
analysis,
healthcare,
supporting
writing.
Beyond
processing,
reshaping
how
scientists
draft
share
their
findings,
enhancing
processes
ranging
from
literature
reviews
to
citation
management.
However,
with
great
power
comes
responsibility.
Are
we
prepared
for
this
leap?
delves
into
forefront
where
innovation
meets
Language: Английский
Celldetective: an AI-enhanced image analysis tool for unraveling dynamic cell interactions
Rémy Torro,
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Beatriz Díaz-Bello,
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Dalia El Arawi
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et al.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 17, 2024
Abstract
A
current
challenge
in
bioimaging
for
immunology
and
immunotherapy
research
lies
analyzing
multimodal
multidimensional
data
that
capture
dynamic
interactions
between
diverse
cell
populations.
Here,
we
introduce
Celldetective,
an
open-source
Python-based
software
designed
high-performance,
end-to-end
analysis
of
image-based
vitro
immune
assays.
Purpose-built
multicondition,
2D
multichannel
time-lapse
microscopy
mixed
populations,
Celldetective
is
optimized
the
needs
The
seamlessly
integrates
AI-based
segmentation,
Bayesian
tracking,
automated
single-cell
event
detection,
all
within
intuitive
graphical
interface
supports
interactive
visualization,
annotation,
training
capabilities.
We
demonstrate
its
utility
with
original
on
effector
activating
surface,
mediated
by
bispecific
antibodies,
further
showcase
potential
extensive
sets
pairwise
antibody-dependent
cytotoxicity
events.
Language: Английский