How to analyze the fluorescence intensity of cells by using Image J?
Today we're going to talk about Image J’s use in immunohistochemistry. Image J software is completely free and easy to download. As a scientific researcher, we face all kinds of maddening experimental data every day. If we can skillfully use Image J, it will undoubtedly be very helpful for us to analyze the experimental results.
Now let's introduce how to analyze immunohistochemistry by Image J. Here is an example:
Step 1: Import Image: Open Image J, File→Open: Open the Image to be measured
Step 2: Transform the Image format: Image→Type→RGB Stack
At this time, a scroll bar appears at the bottom of the picture. Files 1, 2, and 3 correspond to red, green, and blue respectively. Select relatively clear pictures for subsequent analysis, and choose file 2 here.
Step 3: Mark the stained area:Image→Adjust→Threshold
The Threshold interface appears. Slide the two slider below to change the marked area.
Step 4: Set measurement parameters: Analyze→Set Measurements
In the displayed measurement parameter setting option box, select the required measurement parameter: Area (the Area of the selected Area); Mean (Mean gray value of the selected area of the box); IntDen (Integrated Density) (total fluorescence intensity in the selected area); Area Fraction. Click OK to confirm.
Step 5: Analysis results: Analyze→Analyze Particles, tick tick the corresponding column as shown in the picture
Click OK after the check is completed, and select No in the dialog box.
This prompt is whether to display all the picture results of the three files. We only need to select the second file here.
Results:
The percentage of positive area was 3.658%.
Then there is the analysis of the individual in the picture ↓↓↓
Step 6: Organize the data, Edit→Copy, you can Copy the data to Excel
All the data can be analyzed below.
Above, this is the share of immunohistochemical analysis using Image J. At last, wish you all a smooth experiment.
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